Health Insurance Data Briefs
Americans
are less likely to be covered by health insurance today than just 5 years
ago. While the decrease began during the economic contraction of the late
1990's, new research by CEPR indicates that the trend continues during the
recovery. Cutbacks in employer-provided health insurance have
disproportionately affected coverage for children, young adults, low-wage
workers and Latinos.
CEPR's
in-depth analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data uncovers disturbing demographic
trends, discusses major causes of the problem, and evaluates the various policy
solutions offered by Congress and major party presidential candidates.
Data Brief #1: Improving Access to Health Insurance Printable Version
Data Brief #2: Health Insurance Coverage in the United States Printable Version
Data Brief #3: Workers Receiving Employer Health Insurance Printable Version
Data Brief #4: Access to Employer-Provided Health Insurance as a Dependent Printable Version
Data Brief #5: Public vs. Private Health Insurance Printable Version