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Demographics and medical care spending : standard and non-standard effects

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Diagnosis and Medicare expenditures at the end of life

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Demographics and medical care spending : standard and nonstandard effects

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The concentration of medical spending : an update

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Trends in medicare spending near the end of life

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The concentration of medical spending : an update

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Socioeconomic status, nutrition, and health among the elderly

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Health and Work Capacity of Older Adults : Estimates and Implications for Social Security Policy

Cutler, David M. - 2019

The simultaneous growth in longevity and mounting budget deficits in the U.S. have increased interest in raising the age of eligibility for public health and retirement benefits. The consequences of this policy depend on the health of the near elderly, and on the distribution of health by...

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