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Authors studied a randomized experiment in which low-income adults in the U.S. received $ 1,000 per month for three years , with 2,000 control participants receiving $ 50 .
Authors: Cash transfer resulted in large but short-lived improvements in stress and food security, greater use of hospital and emergency department care, and increased medical spending of about $20 per month in the treatment relative to the control group.
Authors say more targeted interventions may be more effective at reducing health inequality.
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