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This paper shows that an expansion of public health insurance to children from low-income families reduced the probability of those children going to prison as adults.
This paper shows that an expansion of public health insurance to children from low-income families reduced the probability of those children going to prison as adults.
Using hospital financial report data from CMS, I find no evidence that hospitals increased bed capacity, capital expenditures, or full-time staff in response to the ACA Medicaid Expansion.