Citation:
Sharon K Long, Karen Stockley, and Heather Dahlen. 2012. “Massachusetts Health Reforms: Uninsurance Remains Low, Self-Reported Health Status Improves as State Prepares to Tackle Costs.” Health Affairs, 31, 2, Pp. 444-451.
Karen Stockley
Ph.D. Candidate in Economics
Fields:
Health Economics
Public Finance
References:
Professor David Cutler (chair)
Professor Amitabh Chandra
Professor Nathaniel Hendren
Recent Publications
- Evaluating Rationality in Responses to Health Insurance Cost-Sharing: Comparing Deductibles and Copayments [JMP]
- Premium Transparency in the Medicare Advantage Market: Implications for Premiums, Benefits, and Efficiency
- Coverage, Access, and Affordability under Health Reform: Learning from the Massachusetts Model
- American Primary Care Physicians' Decisions to Leave Their Practice: Evidence from the 2009 Commonwealth Fund Survey of Primary Care Doctors
- Massachusetts Health Reforms: Uninsurance Remains Low, Self-Reported Health Status Improves as State Prepares to Tackle Costs
- Have Gender Gaps in Insurance Coverage and Access to Care Narrowed Under Health Reform? Findings from Massachusetts
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