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ERIU produces research findings for the initiative's funded projects. These short documents provide a summary of the paper's key econometric findings, methodology, and limitations. Research findings also outline potential implications of the research.

Project Author	Title
Borjas, George	Coverage Rates Increased for Immigrants after Welfare Reform	Abstract

Buchmueller , Thomas LoSasso, Anthony	Offers, Not Take Up, Determine Health Insurance Gap Between Immigrant and Native Workers	Abstract

Cawley, John Simon, Kosali	Macroeconomic Influence On Health Insurance	Abstract

Chen, Li Wu	Uninsured Have More Physician Visits Upon Gaining Medicare Coverage	Abstract

Chernew, Michael Cutler, David Keenan, Patricia	Rising Costs Decrease Coverage	Abstract

DeLeire, Thomas Levine, Judith A. Levy, Helen	Welfare Reform Tempered Decline in Less Skilled Women's Health Insurance Coverage	Abstract

Dey, Matthew S. Flinn, Christopher J.	'Job Lock' and 'Job Push' as Seen from a Structural Search Model	Abstract

Dushi, Irena Honig, Marjorie	Offers, Not Take Up: Why Minority Full Time Workers Have Lower Employer Coverage	Abstract

Gruber, Jonathan McKnight, Robin	Higher Tax Rates Increase Employee Health Insurance Contributions	Abstract

Gruber, Jonathan Washington, Ebonya	Premium Subsidies Have Small Effect on Coverage	Abstract

Maxwell, Nan L. Paringer, Lynn	Skill and Entry Level Jobs with Health Insurance Coverage	Abstract

Monheit, Alan Vistnes, Jessica Primoff	Preferences Influence Health Insurance Decisions	Abstract

Pollack, Harold Davis, Matthew Danziger, Sheldon Orzol, Sean	Coverage and Access Lower Among Welfare Leavers	Abstract

Royalty, Anne Abraham, Jean	Spousal Effects of Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance	Abstract

Royalty, Anne Hagens, John	Workers Less Sensitive to Price of Health Insurance Than Other Employer-Provided Benefits	Abstract

Weir, David Willis, Robert	Widowhood Doesn’t Cause Coverage Loss	Abstract

Wolfe, Barbara Kaplan, Thomas Haveman, Robert Cho, Yoon Young	Wisconsin's SCHIP Expansion Increases Coverage Among Welfare Leavers	Abstract