Evaluating insurance coverage at the individual level abstracts away from the family-level decision making behind … parents and children, and even among children in different age groups. Having different insurance sources, or a mix of insured … and uninsured members of a family, may be disruptive to consistent medical care. In this paper we investigate how changes …

extended Medicaid eligibility of children leads to positive contemporaneous labor supply responses of both parents. The … estimated effects are concentrated among mothers with non-white children and fathers with white children. …

Families with children receive support from the tax-benefit system to a different extent across countries. In Spain … providing income support to families with children. In this paper we provide an in-depth assessment of the income support to … families with children in Spain. We distinguish between three different forms of income support: (1) benefits aimed to ease the …

insurance to allow adult children to age 26 to remain on their parents' policies. We establish that the incidence of the mandate … child in the family to the situation where the child is not the youngest (so the family could add a dependent to existing … family coverage). We find that incidence falls mainly on households where the newly-eligible child is the youngest in the …

and 2019 and the number of uninsured children increased. This study provides the first national, quantitative assessment … coverage. In addition, we undertake to identify the groups of children who were most affected by administrative burden. We show … mean of 5.4 percent within the year following the implementation of these changes. Declines were largest for children …

this is not true for most programs. For example, states can allow children to enroll in Medicaid/CHIP for 12 months … regardless of family income changes. A long recertification period reduces monitoring costs but is predicted to induce program …