Accessibility and affordability of healthcare

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Accessibility and affordability of healthcare in the United States of America. Propose an intervention or policy informed by economic theory aimed at addressing the issue Type of intervention or policy Strengths and weaknesses / Expected outcomes Implementation challenges / Generalizability / Ethics Describe how you would evaluate the impact of your proposed intervention / policy What data would you collect? How would you analyze the data?

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