Insufficient Credits.(tax breaks and health insurance)
American Prospect, The, September, 2001 by Angell, Marcia
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Why Tax Breaks Won't Help the Uninsured
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AS AIR LEAKS OUT OF THE economic balloon, the number of Americans without health insurance will rise. For two decades, the number--now more than 45 million--has been steadily growing, as it has during all but the last of our eight years of unprecedented prosperity. There are only two large payers for health insurance: government and private employers. Both have large gaps in whom they cover. The federal government, through Medicare, does insure nearly everyone over age 65; but the state-run Medicaid system, along with the four-year-old ...
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