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A National Care Fund to pay for older people’s long-term care?

Posted on February 26, 2008
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The issue of how to fund older people’s long-term care is one of the trickiest problems confronting policymakers. The only agreement is that reform is needed, and that demand for care will increase in coming decades.  Models of state-funded universal free care for older people have usually dominated debate.

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