Scott L Fulford1, Eric Wilson1

  • 1Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Office of Research, Washington, DC 20552, United States.

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|September 2, 2025
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医療費の負債は広範囲に広がっており アメリカの36%の世帯が負債を抱えています アクティブ・メディカル・コレクションは クレジット・レポートデータと完全に整合していないので 政策と研究を慎重に区別する必要性を強調しています

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