the policy debate over the best way to increase health coverage for older Americans without reducing work incentives … benefits lost their coverage, while 15 percent of full-time workers who lacked coverage gained it. Also, of the full … Working Paper No. 470 Retiree Health Benefit Coverage and Retirement By James Marton and Stephen A …

percentage of individuals with employment-based health benefits was due to the erosion of coverage among both workers and …

dataset on homeowners' insurance coverage by state, by firm, and by year for the 1984 to 2004 period, this paper documents the … reduces total premiums earned in the state, reduces the total number writing insurance coverage in the state, and leads to the …

mother and child lost insurance coverage. For privately insured births, the father's suboptimal physical health made it more …

total compensation. Using data from the Current Population Survey, I analyze coverage by own-employer health insurance … coverage among full-time workers for women versus men, blacks versus whites and Hispanics versus whites. I find significant … gaps in coverage for each of these groups. About two-thirds of the gap for blacks or Hispanics is explained by differences …

coverage depends on when a person retired and her years of service at that date. As a result of this policy, there is … coverage. The implied elasticities are very similar to results found in previous studies using very different data …

the policy debate over the best way to increase health coverage for older Americans without reducing work incentives … benefits lost their coverage, while 15 percent of full-time workers who lacked coverage gained it. Also, of the full …