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.
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Health and Social ProgramsUS Repealing the Individual Health Care Mandate Would be a DisasterCEPR / December 21, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsUS Questions about CVS–Aetna Merger Focus on Consumers, but What Will Happen to Workers?Eileen Appelbaum / December 11, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsUS What Explains the Disconnect Between Employment Growth and Wages in Healthcare?Eileen Appelbaum / November 16, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsUS Private Equity Isn’t a Good Investment for CalPERSEileen Appelbaum / November 14, 2017
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GrowthHealth and Social ProgramsInequality The Wealth of Households: An Analysis of the 2016 Survey of Consumer FinanceDean BakerDavid Rosnick / October 31, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsUS Demographic Trends in Healthcare Have Led to a More Diverse WorkforceEileen Appelbaum / October 18, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsLatin America and the CaribbeanPuerto RicoWorld Congress: Remember Puerto Rico Needs Fair Medicaid Funding TooLara Merling / October 17, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsLatin America and the CaribbeanPuerto RicoWorld More Trouble Ahead: Puerto Rico’s Impending Medicaid CrisisJake JohnstonLara Merling / October 04, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsUS Workers Were Older and More Highly Educated in 2015 than in 2005; Wages Were Stagnant or FellEileen Appelbaum / October 03, 2017
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Health and Social ProgramsUS The Cost of Capping Medicare Out-of-Pocket Spending, a Good First Step Towards Medicare for AllAlan BarberDean Baker / October 02, 2017
