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

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Demographics and medical care spending : standard and nonstandard effects

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Demographics and Medical Care Spending : Standard and Non-Standard Effects

Cutler, David M.; Sheiner, Louise - 2021

In this paper, we examine the effects of likely demographic changes on medical spending for the elderly. Standard forecasts highlight the potential for greater life expectancy to increase costs: medical costs generally increase with age, and greater life expectancy means that more of the elderly...

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