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Uninsured Rate Among College-Educated Men Ages 26 to 34

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1 Uninsured Rate Among College-Educated Men Ages 26 to 34
Exhibit 1 Uninsured Rate Among College-Educated Men Ages 26 to 34 Data: Authors' tabulations of the National Health Interview Survey from Blewett et al., IPUMS Health Surveys: National Health Interview Survey, Version 6.2 (University of Minnesota, 2016). Source: S. Glied and A. Jackson, "Why There’s No Substitute for the Individual Mandate," To the Point, The Commonwealth Fund, July 12, 2017.

2 Exhibit 2 Coverage Gained by Those Ages 25 to 63 Who Switched Coverages (with or without a spell of uninsurance) Data: Authors' tabulations of the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, 2003–2009. Source: S. Glied and A. Jackson, "Why There’s No Substitute for the Individual Mandate," To the Point, The Commonwealth Fund, July 12, 2017.

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