Income cutoffs and health care subsidies
Aaron Carroll June 27, 2012
Yesterday, I wrote about income cliffs in the ACA and their potential effects on wages. They are real, and simple microeconomic theory predicts that they
Yesterday, I wrote about income cliffs in the ACA and their potential effects on wages. They are real, and simple microeconomic theory predicts that they
Some studies show an association between greater health spending and worse (or at least not better) health outcomes. Others suggest that higher spending is associated with
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