Incentives for the identification and treatment of children with disabilities: the supplemental security income program

Article Abstract:

The adoption of the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program in the early 1990s was instrumental in enhancing child healthcare among low-income families during the period. The program encouraged parents not only to report disease cases within their families, but also to seek medical attention for the treatment of such diseases. The trend was particularly evident for medical disorders in children. However, the introduction of more stringent SSI eligibility rules is likely to undermine the program's success.

Administration of Public Health Programs, Maternal & Child Health Programs, Research, Evaluation, Services, Diagnosis, Medical care, Diseases, Public health, United States. Social Security Administration. Supplemental Security Income Program, Child health services

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On the undesirability of commodity taxation even when income taxation is not optimal

Article Abstract:

A study question the need for differential commodity taxation when income tax itself is not at optimal levels. Tax reforms is considered in the study.

United States, Analysis, Economic aspects, Tax reform, Criticism and interpretation, Income tax

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