Health Spending by Health Status Self-assessed health status has consistently been shown to be highly significant in explaining differences in use of health services and health spending ( Christensen, Long, and Rodgers, 1987 ; Taylor, Short, and Horgan, 1988 ; Dunlop, Wells, and Wilensky, 1989 ).
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Health insurance and the elderly: data from MCBS (Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey).
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