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Evidence Is Mounting: The Affordable Care Act Has Worsened Medicaid’s Structural Problems

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Before the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the federal government provided states with an open-ended reimbursement of at least half of each state’s Medicaid expenditures. Because of the federal reimbursement, both state Medicaid spending and federal spending (

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  • Blase, Brian, 2016. "Evidence Is Mounting: The Affordable Care Act Has Worsened Medicaid’s Structural Problems," Annals of Computational Economics, George Mason University, Mercatus Center, September.
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    1. Liam Sigaud & Markus Bjoerkheim & Vitor Melo, 2024. "The Hidden Subsidy of the Affordable Care Act," Papers 2407.07217, arXiv.org.

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