Crowding Out of Long-Term Health Insurance by the Institutional Setting of the U.S. Health Insurance System

Article from Health and Ageing 32. Ines Laüfer considers the institutional factors in the U.S. health insurance system which could make a long-term health insurance unattractive for many individuals

Article from Health and Ageing 32. Ines Laüfer considers the institutional factors in the U.S. health insurance system which could make a long-term health insurance unattractive for many individuals

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