Medicare Reform
This simulation needs to done in its entirety as it is an integrated experience.
Users are introduced to Medicare, and told how in the near term there will be a shortfall, so that unless something is done benefits will have to be cut. All of the policy options assessed are from bills that seek to address the Medicare shortfall. Users then evaluate options for reducing the shortfall.
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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National and by Party ID | By Demographics |
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Final recommendations are calculated in an integrated spread sheet, allowing respondents to receive instant feedback about the impact of their choices on the Medicare shortfall.
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ABOUT THE SURVEY
Solving the Medicare Shortfall
A survey of registered voters nationwide, and in California, Florida, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia
October 2017