Uninsured population grows

Article Abstract:

The Employee Benefit Research Institute reported that the number of uninsured people in the US increased from 33.6 million to 36.3 million between 1988 and 1991. Additional statistics describing the population of medically uninsured persons are provided.

Statistics, Medically uninsured persons

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Grim year ahead ... unless growth policies adopted

Article Abstract:

The US business outlook for 1992 is bleak unless the government adopts growth policies that support business. A detailed forecast and growth policies put forth by the US Chamber of Commerce are presented.

Economic forecasting, Chamber of Commerce of the United States, 1992 AD

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1993: tough, but hopeful

Article Abstract:

Most entrepreneurs believe that the Clinton administration will hurt small businesses by raising taxes and increasing the number of government regulations. Economic forecasts for 1993 are provided.

Clinton, Bill, Economic policy

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