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Provision of mental health services is in a state of ?ux as the Patient Protection and A¤ordable Care Act a¤ects provision and cost of medical care and state policymakers grapple with di¢ cult tradeo¤s between budget balance and provi- sion of public medical care. Mental health care provision is actually a relatively small part of the total cost of medical care provision.

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Paper provided by University of Virginia, Department of Economics in its series Virginia Economics Online Papers with number 396.

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Length: 45 pages
Date of creation: Jun 2011
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Handle: RePEc:vir:virpap:396

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Keywords: mental health prevalence; local area estimation;

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