Medical problems and bankruptcy filings
E Warren, TA Sullivan, MB Jacoby - Available at SSRN 224581, 2000 - papers.ssrn.com
This paper explores the financial impact of medical problems, using data from Phase III of
the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a survey of 1,974 individual bankruptcy petitioners
conducted during the first quarter of 1999 in eight federal judicial districts. Although the
questionnaire covered a variety of topics, this paper focuses on debtors' identification of
illness or injury as a reason for filing, medical debts, and health insurance coverage. One
out of four debtors, or an estimated 326,441 families in 1999, identified an illness or injury as …
the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a survey of 1,974 individual bankruptcy petitioners
conducted during the first quarter of 1999 in eight federal judicial districts. Although the
questionnaire covered a variety of topics, this paper focuses on debtors' identification of
illness or injury as a reason for filing, medical debts, and health insurance coverage. One
out of four debtors, or an estimated 326,441 families in 1999, identified an illness or injury as …
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This paper explores the financial impact of medical problems, using data from Phase III of
the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a survey of 1,974 individual bankruptcy petitioners
conducted during the first quarter of 1999 in eight federal judicial districts. Although the
questionnaire covered a variety of topics, this paper focuses on debtors' identification of
illness or injury as a reason for filing, medical debts, and health insurance coverage. One
out of four debtors, or an estimated 326,441 families in 1999, identified an illness or injury as …
the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, a survey of 1,974 individual bankruptcy petitioners
conducted during the first quarter of 1999 in eight federal judicial districts. Although the
questionnaire covered a variety of topics, this paper focuses on debtors' identification of
illness or injury as a reason for filing, medical debts, and health insurance coverage. One
out of four debtors, or an estimated 326,441 families in 1999, identified an illness or injury as …
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