La Ley de Sanidad en Estados Unidos

Felipe de Jesús Padilla Aguilar; Victor Estanislao Bobadilla Vargas

doi:10.29201/tc14m531

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Vol. 13 No. 49 (2018)

The health law on the United States

Felipe de Jesús Padilla Aguilar
Victor Estanislao Bobadilla Vargas

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DOI:: https://doi.org/10.29201/tc14m531
Published: December 28, 2018

Abstract

The Health Care Act in the United States seeks to cover a small proportion of the population that does not have access to the minimum necessary health coverage. There are public programs known as Medicare, Medicaid to absorb the uninsured population. These public programs make the population that does not have medical coverage decrease, but there is still a population without coverage. There is also a program for children, which includes integrating children who do not have medical coverage into the program, reducing the number of children without health services.

References

Galbraith, John Kenneth (2010). La sociedad opulenta, Edit. Ariel, 4a. ed., pp. 326 Krugman, Paul (2008). Después de Bush. El fin de los <> y la hora de los demócratas, Editotial Crítica, Barcelona, 338 pp.

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How to Cite

The health law on the United States. (2018). Revista Eseconomía, 13(49), 143-157. https://doi.org/10.29201/tc14m531

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[1] Galbraith, John Kenneth (2010). La sociedad opulenta, Edit. Ariel, 4a. ed., pp. 326 Krugman, Paul (2008). Después de Bush. El fin de los <> y la hora de los demócratas, Editotial Crítica, Barcelona, 338 pp.