Medicaid empire
Subtitle: why New York spends so much on health care for the poor and near poor and how the system can be reformed
By: John C. Goodman ... [et al.].
Contributors: National Center for Policy Analysis (U.S.)
Series: NCPA policy report -- no. 284; NCPA policy report -- no. 284.
Publisher: National Center for Policy Analysis
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Dallas, Texas
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Subjects: Medicaid; Costs; Poor; Medical care
Other titles: Why New York spends so much on health care for the poor and near poor and how the system can be reformed
Description: Medicaid, the joint federal-state health care program for the poor and near poor, is the largest single expenditure by state governments today. At the rate the program is growing, it is on a course to consume the entire budgets of state governments in just a few decades.
Notes: "March 2006."

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