Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Poor Subsidize the Rich
Medicaid match favors wealthiest states
Categories: Medicaid
While the federal matching formula for Medicaid is meant to assist less-prosperous states, it actually results in subsidizing the expansive programs of the wealthiest states. For example, while Kansas has a higher federal matching ratio than New York, New York gets twice as much per poor person as does Kansas.
A policy brief for the Kansas-based Flint Hills Center for Public Policy, called Medicaid's Raw Deal, has more.
- posted by Stephen Moses
- 9:01 am
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