How Salient is Choice to Medicare Beneficiaries?

Marsha Gold and Natalie Justh

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Abstract: Shows that surprisingly few beneficiaries actively examine their choices in health coverage, though choice is somewhat more relevant for subgroups of vulnerable beneficiaries.

Keywords: Medicare+Choice; Fast; Facts; Beneficiaries (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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