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Commercial Health Insurance, Catastrophic Medical Expenditures and Resident Income Inequality

2022-12-15

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<title>Abstract</title><p><bold>Objective:</bold>Commercial health insurance is an important link in both establishing a multi-layer social security system and as a means of facilitating social fairness and the distribution of wealth. This study evaluates the influence of commercial health insurance on resident income inequality and analyses its influencing mechanism from the perspective of catastrophic medical ex...

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fb46a091-0d71-5c06-b480-8c6207961928
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2296973/v1
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