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The first was an expansion of the Medicaid program to cover all the poor plus subsidies to help the near - poor purchase private health insurance . The Commission believes that such an approach would be an inadequate response to the ...
The first was an expansion of the Medicaid program to cover all the poor plus subsidies to help the near - poor purchase private health insurance . The Commission believes that such an approach would be an inadequate response to the ...
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Small employers face considerable and increasing obstacles to purchasing affordable health insurance policies for their ... The subsidies and the insurance market reform should allow small employers to purchase affordable insurance for ...
Small employers face considerable and increasing obstacles to purchasing affordable health insurance policies for their ... The subsidies and the insurance market reform should allow small employers to purchase affordable insurance for ...
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The first was an expansion of the Medicaid program to cover all the poor plus subsidies to help the near - poor purchase private health insurance . The Commission believes that such an approach would be an inadequate response to the ...
The first was an expansion of the Medicaid program to cover all the poor plus subsidies to help the near - poor purchase private health insurance . The Commission believes that such an approach would be an inadequate response to the ...
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Small employers face considerable and increasing obstacles to purchasing affordable health insurance policies for their ... The subsidies and the insurance market reform should allow small employers to purchase affordable insurance for ...
Small employers face considerable and increasing obstacles to purchasing affordable health insurance policies for their ... The subsidies and the insurance market reform should allow small employers to purchase affordable insurance for ...
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But the scale of their sacrifice suggests there may be objective barriers to purchasing help . For the minority who purchase long - term care services in the home , costs can be substantial . The most severely disabled spent an ...
But the scale of their sacrifice suggests there may be objective barriers to purchasing help . For the minority who purchase long - term care services in the home , costs can be substantial . The most severely disabled spent an ...
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Page 2 - ... savings achieved elsewhere in the federal budget, the Commission is committed to raising whatever additional revenues are necessary. B. In considering what revenue options to adopt, the Commission recommends that the choice be guided by the following three criteria: 1. The final tax package ought to be progressive, requiring a higher contribution from those most able to bear increased tax burdens. That is, families with higher incomes would be asked to contribute a greater share of their incomes...