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This fact sheet summarizes the main themes of Florida's Medicaid waiver and discusses key issues for consideration in assessing the waiver's impact. Fact Sheet (.
Which two issues mattered the most in deciding how you would vote for (Pennsylvania) Senator (1991)? Note: Total exceeds 100% because of multiple responses All PA voters Wofford voters Thornburgh voters National health insurance 50% 64% 39% Taxes 29 29 27 Recession/job loss 21 27 15 Candidate’s record/reputation 14 7 24 Survey by the…
Which 1 or 2 issues mattered most in deciding how you voted (for President 1992)? Asked of half sample (54% of voters) Note: Adds to more than 100% due to multiple responses 20% Health care21 Federal budget deficit12 Abortion13 Education42 Economy/Jobs5 Environment14 Taxes8 Foreign policy15 Family values13 Don't know/No answer Survey by ABC News, CBS…
In recent years, there has been a big increase in new electronic media products for very young children, including those as young as one month old. A driving force behind this new market is the advertising and package labeling that makes claims about the educational benefits of specific products.
In recent years, there has been a big increase in new electronic media products for very young children, including those as young as one month old. A driving force behind this new market is the advertising and package labeling that makes claims about the educational benefits of specific products.
In general, do you think that spending more money on HIV/AIDS PREVENTION in the United States will lead to meaningful progress in slowing the epidemic, OR that spending more money won’t make much difference? Current 44 Will lead to meaningful progress 48 Won’t make much difference 3 (VOL.
Compared with the amount of money the federal government spends on other health problems, such as heart disease and cancer, do you think federal spending on HIV/AIDS is too HIGH, too LOW, or ABOUT RIGHT? 13 Too high 29 Too low 43 About right 16 Don’t know/Refused Survey by Henry J.
In general, do you think the federal government spends (READ AND ROTATE 1-2, ALWAYS READ 3 LAST)? 9 Too much money on HIV/AIDS 42 Too little money on HIV/AIDS 33 Or About the right amount? 16 Don’t know/Refused Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
Thinking about the way the problem of HIV/AIDS affects the United States today, do you think the problem is ABOUT THE SAME as it has been, that the
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