Research on public health insurance expansions has typically focused on those targeted by
the expansions; we estimate the spillover effects of parental Medicaid expansions on the …

Since 2001, cohorts born after 1960 are no longer eligible for public “Occupational Disability
Insurance (ODI)” in Germany. ODI covers health shocks that prevent employees from …

A primary purpose of health insurance is to protect families from medical expenditure risk.
Despite this goal and despite the fact that research has found that Medicaid can crowd out …

ABSTRACT A rich literature documents the benefits of social safety net programs for
children. This paper focuses on an unexplored margin: how children's programs impact …

This paper investigates the interactions between health and nutritional assistance programs
such as Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, and school lunch programs. Exploiting variation in SNAP …

This paper measures the causal effects of parent enrollment into voluntary health insurance
on healthcare utilization among insured and uninsured children in Nicaragua. The study …

Low-income children are less likely to receive recommended health services than their high-
income counterparts. This paper examines whether the design of parental Medicaid benefit …

Prescription central nervous system depressants, opioid pain relievers, and stimulants
provide therapeutic value, but misuse for their recreational value is a growing problem in the …

The last three decades have seen an increase in the number of targeted health insurance
programmes being implemented in developing countries. However, little is known about …

This study evaluates how healthcare employers' staffing decisions and labor demand
respond to increased Medicaid eligibility using a database of more than 14 million job …