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The Economic and Employment Consequences of Repealing Federal Health Reform: A 50 State Analysis

Authors
Leighton Ku, Erika Steinmetz, Erin Brantley, and Brian Bruen
Jurisdiction
District of Columbia
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Researchers at George Washington University's Center for Health Policy Research produced this report that examined the various consequences associated with repealing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Specifically, their analysis assessed two major aspects: repealing federal premium tax credits that help low and middle income Americans afford Health Insurance Marketplace policies and repealing federal payments to states for expansions of Medicaid eligibility for

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