CEPR explores economic policies that affect the US health care and welfare systems. Visit the coronavirus issue page for our latest on the pandemic.
CEPR explora las políticas económicas que impactan los sistemas de salud y de bienestar de los Estados Unidos. Visite la página de problemas de coronavirus para conocer lo último sobre la pandemia.
CEPR explores economic policies that affect the US health care and welfare systems. Visit the coronavirus issue page for our latest on the pandemic.
CEPR explora las políticas económicas que impactan los sistemas de salud y de bienestar de los Estados Unidos. Visite la página de problemas de coronavirus para conocer lo último sobre la pandemia.
· Op-Ed/Commentary
GovernmentHealth and Social Programs The United States Political Scene After the Mid-Term ElectionDean Baker / November 19, 2018
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Health and Social ProgramsUS Labor Market Policy Research Reports, November 2018CEPR / November 14, 2018
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Health and Social ProgramsUSWorkers Tuesday’s Election: Racism and Anti-Semitism Versus Social Security and MedicareDean Baker / November 05, 2018
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Health and Social ProgramsInequality Yes, the Republicans Want People with Health Problems to Pay Up the WazooCEPR / October 27, 2018
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Health and Social ProgramsInequality Diverting Class War Into Generational War, AgainCEPR / October 26, 2018
· GDP Byte
Globalization and TradeGrowthHealth and Social Programs Investment and Housing are Drags on Third Quarter GDP GrowthDean Baker / October 26, 2018
· Data Byte
GrowthHealth and Social ProgramsUS Since 2008, Health Care Costs Have Risen Little Relative to GDP, Unlike Prescription DrugsKevin Cashman / October 26, 2018
· report
Health and Social ProgramsUS Voluntary Part-Time Employment and the Affordable Care Act: What Do Workers Do With Their Extra Time?Dean Baker / October 24, 2018
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Health and Social ProgramsUS Don’t Fall for the GOP’s Cheap Tricks on Preexisting Health ConditionsDean Baker / October 22, 2018
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Health and Social Programs The Cost of Extending Medicaid Coverage in Georgia Would be Between $30 and $45 Per PersonCEPR / October 21, 2018
