Popular Medicaid Programs Do Battle With State Budget Pressures: Perspectives From Twelve States

John F. Hoadley, Peter Cunningham and Megan McHugh

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Abstract: Many are concerned that growth of state Medicaid and SCHIP spending, along with limited political clout among beneficiaries, make these programs extremely vulnerable in periods of serious state budget constraints.

Keywords: MEDICAID; SCHIP; COMMUNITY TRACKING STUDY (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 12
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