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How Did SCHIP Affect the Insurance Coverage of Immigrant Children?

Buchmueller, Thomas - 2007

The State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) significantly expanded public insurance eligibility and coverage … eligible but uninsured children is to determine how the take-up of public coverage varies within the population. Because of … their low rates of insurance coverage and unique enrollment barriers, children of immigrants are an especially important …

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Individuals' Use of Care While Uninsured : Effects of Time Since Episode Inception and Episode Length

Gresenz, Carole Roan - 2007

Few studies have addressed how use of care may vary over the course of an episode of being uninsured or across uninsured episodes of varying duration. This research models the probability that an uninsured individual has (a) any medical expenditures or charges, and (b) any office-based visit...

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Incentives in Obesity and Health Insurance

Rashad, Inas - 2007

The obesity rate in the United States has risen significantly in the past few decades. While a number of economic causes for the rise in obesity have been explored, little attention has been on the role of health insurance per se. This paper examines obesity in the context of a model where...

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Crowd-Out Ten Years Later : Have Recent Public Insurance Expansions Crowded Out Private Health Insurance?

Gruber, Jonathan - 2007

estimates of "crowd-out", or the extent to which such expansions reduce private insurance coverage. Ten years ago, Cutler and …

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Mandated Health Insurance Benefits and the Utilization and Outcomes of Infertility Treatments

Bundorf, M. Kate - 2007

mandates. While greater utilization had little impact on the number of deliveries, mandated coverage was associated with a … expanded insurance coverage, treatment was often unsuccessful and did not result in a live birth. For relatively high fertility …

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Individuals' Use of Care While Uninsured : Effects of Time Since Episode Inception and Episode Length

Gresenz, Carole Roan - 2007

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Association Between Insurance Status and Admission Rate for Patients Evaluated in the Emergency Department

Prah Ruger, Jennifer; Lewis, Lawrence; Richter, Christopher - 2007

Objectives: To determine if differences exist in hospital and intensive care unit (ICU)/operating room admission rates based on health insurance status. Methods: This was a retrospective, cross-sectional study of data from hospital clinical and financial records for all 2001 emergency department...

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Options for Expanding Coverage in Missouri: State Offer of a Small Group Product.

Chollet, Deborah; Liu, Su - Mathematica Policy Research - 2007

Researchers investigated whether a subsidized state health insurance purchasing arrangement for small employers could be useful in reducing the high and growing number of uninsured workers and dependents in Missouri. This report discusses eligibility, enrollment scenarios, cost, and other...

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Increasing Children's Coverage and Access: A Decade of SCHIP Lessons.

Rosenbach, Margo - Mathematica Policy Research - 2007

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Are sports cartels different? : an analysis of EU commission decisions concerning collective selling agreements for football broadcasting rights

Massey, Patrick - In: World competition : law and economics review 30 (2007) 1, pp. 87-106

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