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1. 3.7 million people would gain health coverage in 2023 if the remaining 12 states were to expand Medicaid eligibility

Author(s):
Buettgens, Matthew, author
Ramchandani, Urmi, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Urban Institute, July 2022
Subject(s):
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Insurance, Health -- economics
Medicaid -- legislation & jurisprudence
Medically Uninsured -- statistics & numerical data
Poverty -- economics
Social Mobility
United States

2. Access to paid leave is lowest among workers with the greatest needs: findings from the December 2021 Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey

Author(s):
Boyens, Chantel, author
Karpman, Michael, author
Smalligan, Jack, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Urban Institute, July 2022
Subject(s):
Employment -- legislation & jurisprudence
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Poverty -- economics
Sick Leave -- economics
Social Mobility
United States

4. Being an immigrant with disabilities: characteristics of a population facing multiple structural challenges

Author(s):
Echave, Paola A., author
Gonzalez, Dulce, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Urban Institute, April 2022
Subject(s):
Disabled Persons -- statistics & numerical data
Emigrants and Immigrants -- statistics & numerical data
Employment -- statistics & numerical data
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Poverty -- economics
Social Discrimination -- statistics & numerical data
Social Mobility
United States

5. Child tax credit recipients experienced a larger decline in food insecurity and a similar change in employment as nonrecipients between 2020 and 2021

Author(s):
Karpman, Michael, author
Maag, Elaine, author
Zuckerman, Stephen, author
Wissoker, Douglas A., author
Publication:
[Washington, DC] : Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, May 2022
Subject(s):
Employment -- statistics & numerical data
Financing, Government -- economics
Food Insecurity -- economics
Health Equity -- economics
Health Expenditures -- statistics & numerical data
Health Policy
Poverty -- economics
Social Mobility
United States

6. How the minimum wage affects the health insurance coverage, safety net program participation, and health of low-wage workers and their families: a review of recent literature

Author(s):
Blavin, Fredric, author
Gangopadhyaya, Anuj, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Urban Institute, July 2022
Subject(s):
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Insurance, Health -- economics
Medically Uninsured -- statistics & numerical data
Poverty -- economics
Social Mobility
United States

7. Increasing participation in benefit programs for low-income seniors

Publication:
New York, NY : Commonwealth Fund, [2009]
Subject(s):
Community Participation
Eligibility Determination -- statistics & numerical data
Health Services for the Aged
Public Assistance -- statistics & numerical data
Aged
Choice Behavior
Information Dissemination
Information Services
Poverty -- economics
Public Assistance -- economics
Humans
United States

8. Resource tests and eligibility for federal assistance programs: effects of current rules and options for change

Publication:
Washington, D.C. : AARP Public Policy Institute, c2010
Subject(s):
Eligibility Determination
Government Programs -- economics
Income
Selection Bias
Data Collection -- methods
Medicare -- statistics & numerical data
Medicare Part D -- economics
Poverty -- economics
Public Assistance -- economics
Social Security -- economics
Socioeconomic Factors
Humans
United States

9. Work ability and the social insurance safety net in the years prior to retirement

Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, c2009
Subject(s):
Employment
Government Programs -- economics
Insurance, Disability -- economics
Public Assistance -- economics
Retirement -- economics
Social Security -- economics
Workers' Compensation
Age Factors
Disabled Persons
Eligibility Determination
Middle Aged
Poverty -- economics
Severity of Illness Index
Socioeconomic Factors
Humans
United States
United States. Social Security Administration.