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Private Health Insurance: Continued Erosion of Coverage Linked to Cost Pressures
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25.00
Year:
1997
Pages:
60
Binding
Paperback
Product Code:
0788148346
Description
Michael Gutowski, Carmen Rivera-Lowitt, John Dicken, & Paula Bonin. Most Americans rely on private health insurance to help pay for medical expenses. During the past decade, private health insurance has undergone fundamental changes in who is covered, how much coverage costs, & the type of coverage Americans receive. This report provides information on major trends in the private health insurance market during the 1980s & 1990s. Specifically, it discusses the decline in private health insurance coverage & factors contributing to this decline, trends in health insurance premiums & reasons for these trends, & employers’ efforts to control health benefit costs. Charts & tables.
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