TABLE A2.

Propensity Score Estimation Models for Children and Elderly Adults

		Elderly Adults			Children
		Coeff	Std.Err	p	Coeff	Std.Err	p
	Medicare	0.279	0.088	0.002	−1.120	0.181	0.000
Health status	Excellent	−0.421	0.145	0.004
	Very good	−0.399	0.099	0.000	0.126	0.026	0.000
	Good				0.444	0.032	0.000
	Fair	0.506	0.076	0.000	0.799	0.091	0.000
	Poor	0.947	0.086	0.000	1.451	0.219	0.000
Age × gender	0–2 female				0.063	0.061	0.294
	0–2 male				0.084	0.059	0.157
	2–6 female				0.068	0.044	0.119
	2–6 male				0.067	0.044	0.123
	6–13 female				0.012	0.036	0.742
	6–13 male
	13–19 female				−0.112	0.041	0.007
	13–19 male				−0.172	0.041	0.000
	65–75 female
	65–75 male	0.070	0.078	0.373
	75+ female	−0.246	0.080	0.002
	75+ male	−0.275	0.093	0.003
Income, % FPL	<100% FPL				1.209	0.033	0.000
	100–124				0.741	0.045	0.000
	125+				0.550	0.044	0.000
Income	Interest	−0.802	0.069	0.000	−0.668	0.025	0.000
	Dividends	−0.350	0.127	0.006	−0.500	0.047	0.000
	Total	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000
Education	Less than HS	0.768	0.091	0.000	0.757	0.472	0.108
	HS graduate	0.139	0.083	0.094	0.493	0.478	0.303
	Some college
Citizen		−0.490	0.109	0.000	0.567	0.070	0.000
Household size		0.079	0.070	0.261	−0.045	0.008	0.000
Race and ethnicity	Hispanic	0.200	0.355	0.574	−0.265	0.119	0.026
	Black	−0.053	0.356	0.882	−0.388	0.118	0.001
	Asian	0.377	0.374	0.313	−0.921	0.132	0.000
	White	−0.408	0.363	0.262	−0.769	0.123	0.000
Imputed medicaid eligibility		0.856	0.076	0.000	1.232	0.035	0.000
Student					−0.187	0.044	0.000
Married		−0.327	0.092	0.000
State‐fixed effects		+			+
Constant		−1.586	0.408	0.000	−1.946	0.494	0.000

Note: Table presents model of propensity score, estimating propensity to have Medicaid in the 2016 Current Population Survey's Annual Social and Economic Supplement. Regression run as a linear probability model (using ordinary least squares) on dependent binary indicator of Medicaid coverage. Std.Err is the standard error. Education of children represents highest level of parents' education.