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Public insurance expansions and crowd out of private coverage.

This editorial analyzes the findings presented in Public Insurance Expansions and Crowd Out of Private Coverage by Susan Marquis and Stephen Long, who conclude that the expansions in public health insurance programs resulted in reductions in private coverage but no reduction in uninsurance. Kenney and Holahan review the methodological choices the authors made and how these choices may have influenced their findings. (Kenney, Genevieve, and John Holahan. February 2003. Public Insurance Expansions and Crowd Out of Private Coverage. Medical Care 41(3): 337-340.)