"Exploring the Options: New Ideas for Increasing Health Coverage"

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Agenda   (.pdf)

Covering America Mission Statement   (.pdf)

David Kendall Presentation   (.pdf)

Jacob Hacker Presentation   (.pdf)

Jeanne Lambrew Presentation   (.pdf)

Lynn Etheredge Presentation   (.pdf)

Panel One Speaker Biographies   (.pdf)

Panel Two Speaker Biographies   (.pdf)

Slides on Health Coverage for Laid-Off Workers   (.pdf)

Stan Dorn Presentation   (.pdf)

Stuart Butler Presentation   (.pdf)

Covering America: Real Remedies for the Uninsured

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"Exploring the Options: New Ideas for Increasing Health Coverage" 1/8/2003
Economic and Social Research Institute, Washington, D.C.

This event from the Economic and Social Research Institute's Covering America Initiative (funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation) examines incremental and comprehensive options for providing affordable health insurance to the millions of Americans who lack coverage.

Panel One: "Incremental Options" ( video ) ( transcript )

Moderator: Jack Meyer, ESRI
Speakers: Stuart Butler, The Heritage Foundation; Lynn Etheredge, George Washington University; Stan Dorn, ESRI; Jeanne Lambrew, George Washington University.

Panel Two: "Comprehensive Options" ( video ) ( transcript )

Moderator: Elliot Wicks, ESRI
Speakers: Jacob Hacker, Yale University; David Kendall, Progressive Policy Institute; Linda Blumberg, The Urban Institute; Mark Pauly, The Wharton School.

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