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Incorporating Longevity Effects Into Long-Term Medicare Projections

Overview The cost of the Medicare program will increase dramatically as the baby boom generation reaches retirement. Results from the Congressional Budget Office Long-Term Model (CBOLT) indicate that Medicare costs will equal more than 9 percent of GDP by 2078. This paper considers the impact of replacing the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approach of using an age- and sex-based model with one that is also based on age and sex but adds time until death to the forecasting model.

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PublisherCongressional Budget Office File FormatPDF
Date PublishedJanuary 2004 Downloads1
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