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Not enough: Medicaid expansion, medical debt, and cost avoidance in rural American Indian and Alaska Native households. [PDF]

J Rural Health
Hubbard S.
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The accuracy of forecasted hospital admission for respiratory tract infections in children aged 0-5 years for 2017/2023. [PDF]

Front Pediatr
Methi F, Magnusson K.
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Economic burden of malaria on developing countries: A mini review. [PDF]

Parasite Epidemiol Control
Mezieobi KC, Alum EU, Ugwu OP, Uti DE, Alum BN, Egba SI, Ewah CM.   +6 more
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Not only green: Sustainability and debt capital markets.

J Int Money Finance
Becker A, Fatica S, Rancan M.
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Evaluation of the Impact of Selected Financial Indicators on Foreign Direct Investment in Bangladesh: A Nonlinear Modeling Approach. [PDF]

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Salan MSA, Ali A, Amin R, Sultana A, Naznin M, Kabir MA, Hossain MM.   +6 more
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Financial Health Among Louisiana Medicaid Enrollees.

JAMA Health Forum
Frenier C, Green B, Wallace J, Siebert A, Anderson A, Callison K, Walker BC.   +6 more
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Public debt, institutional quality and growth in sub-Saharan Africa: a threshold analysis

International Review of Applied Economics, 2021
Using data for 44 sub-Saharan African countries, this study analyzes the effect of public debt on economic growth and assesses whether institutional quality matters for this effect.
Laurent Kemoe, Emmanuel K. K. Lartey
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Asset Redeployability and the Choice between Bank Debt and Public Debt

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
A firm with less redeployable assets, which are assets that have fewer alternative uses outside the firm, is more likely to borrow from banks than issue public debt.
H. Chen, David A. Maslar, Matthew Serfling   +2 more
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PUBLIC DEBT AND REDISTRIBUTION*

The Manchester School, 1996
This paper investigates the distributional implications of debt policy in an overlapping generations model with heterogeneous asset holders. The issue of new debt to be repaid by future taxation redistributes resources amongst agents, even for small degrees of wealth inequality, via its impact on the equilibrium conditions in capital markets. Copyright
MARINI, GIANCARLO, SCARAMOZZINO, PASQUALE   +1 more
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