More Americans Were Uninsured And Poor in 2003, Census Finds

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The United States Census Bureau report states that median income grew in 2003, but so did the gap between rich and poor and the number of people without health insurance coverage.

United States economic conditions

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Health Plans Cover Fewer While Costs Keep Rising

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A U.S. Census Bureau report that finds that the number of Americans with health insurance is falling while costs are rising is expected to add to the presidential campaigns.

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COST OF BENEFITS CITED AS FACTOR IN SLUMP IN JOBS

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Employers are increasingly reluctant to hire new workers because of the rising costs of health insurance.

Commodity & service prices, Unemployment, Prices and rates, Company pricing policy

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