The Impact of Nearly Universal Insurance Coverage on Health Care Utilization¶
Card, D., Dobkin, C., & Maestas, N. (2008). The Impact of Nearly Universal Insurance Coverage on Health Care Utilization: Evidence from Medicare. American Economic Review.
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- Regression Discontinuity Design
- A widely cited real deployment is Card, Dobkin, and Maestas's study of Medicare eligibility, which begins abruptly at age 65 in the United States
This sourceThat Medicare eligibility begins abruptly at age 65 in the United States and leads to sharp changes in insurance coverage. Sharp jumps in insurance coverage and in the use of medical services - routine doctor visits and hospital procedures - at the age-65 Medicare eligibility threshold.
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“The onset of Medicare eligibility at age 65 leads to sharp changes in the health insurance coverage of the US population.”
- A widely cited real deployment is Card, Dobkin, and Maestas's study of Medicare eligibility, which begins abruptly at age 65 in the United States
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