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eriu: Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured
ERIU's website has a new home, http://www.rwjf-eriu.org. While the ERIU project has ended, ERIU research papers, Fast Facts and other website content remain available at our new location.
Initiating and disemminating research to spark new policy discussion on health coverage issues.
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      Costs of Health Insurance
      Demand for Health Insurance   
      Employment-Based Coverage
      Labor Markets
      Near Elderly Population
      Vulnerable Populations
      Welfare, Medicaid, and SCHIP

 
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ERIU Funded Research

ERIU has more than 58 funded projects. Below you will find topical and author listings for these projects and links to completed papers.

Research Highlights
ERIU produces research highlights based on a subset of its funded research. The intent of these is to provide various policy audiences with up-to-date research findings on relevant topics.

Research Findings
ERIU produces research findings for the initiative's funded projects. These short documents provide a summary of the paper's key econometric findings, methodology, and limitations. Research findings also outline potential implications of the research.

Working Papers
Completed ERIU-funded research projects each result in a working paper that provides details about the study approach and findings. Many of the studies subsequently result in articles published in peer-reviewed journals. Substantive revisions made during the journal publication process may not be reflected in the working papers.

Q & A with the Author
The Research Highlights are accompanied by Q & As with the authors. These interviews provide additional insight into the key findings and policy applications of their research project. Additional interviews with ERIU-funded experts focus on their broader research agenda and their evaluation of a variety of important health policy topics.

 

4 New Papers Offer New Perspectives on Health Economic Concepts (more)

14 Years Later: How Has the Landscape for Health Reform Changed? (more)

Economists analyze key components of Presidential candidates’ health care reform plans. (more)

Short Takes: Fewer than half of Wal-Mart's employees take up their offer of health insurance. Is this a problem? (more)

On My Mind: Interview with economist Linda Blumberg on the role of risk segmentation, its effect on health insurance markets and how it hinders efforts to expand coverage and reform the health care system. (more)