Data & Comparisons

Tables

Quick-reference tables, comparative data, and structured datasets used throughout Leiflets research.

Economy

2 tables

Immigration

3 tables

Policy

13 tables

A Political Guide to Fraud: What the Numbers and Labels Mean

A reference table for distinguishing fraud, improper payments, waste, abuse, allegations, convictions, restitution and settlements.

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The 2026 Health Care Fraud Takedown: What Each Number Actually Means

Major figures from DOJ's 2026 health care fraud takedown, separated by what each figure measures.

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Selected Senior U.S. Military Leadership Changes Since January 2025

Selected removals and early departures involving senior U.S. military leaders during the second Trump administration.

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When Crime Declines and National Guard Interventions Began

Key dates showing whether major crime declines were already underway before federal or National Guard interventions.

3 variables5 sources
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Washington, D.C. Crime Snapshot — September 4, 2026

MPD preliminary year-to-date D.C. Code crime comparisons for 2026 versus the same period in 2025.

5 variables1 sources
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Estimated Cost of Domestic Troop Deployments

Congressional Budget Office estimates for 2025 domestic troop deployments and the cost of continuing late-2025 missions.

3 variables1 sources
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U.S. Healthcare Spending Baseline, 2024

Selected components of U.S. National Health Expenditures in 2024, including Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, out-of-pocket spending, hospital care, physician services and prescription drugs.

8 variables2 sources
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Leiflets Central Universal Health Insurance Financing Scenario

Illustrative mature annual financing scenario distinguishing published data, Leiflets calculations and uncalibrated model assumptions.

5 variables5 sources
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Healthcare Workforce Capacity and Leiflets Expansion Scenario

Selected federal healthcare workforce shortage projections compared with the illustrative workforce expansion used in the Leiflets model.

13 variables5 sources
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Selected Universal Health Systems Compared With the United States

Comparison of healthcare spending, workforce, core coverage and system structure in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Australia and the United Kingdom.

5 variables5 sources
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Wait Times: What the Evidence Does and Does Not Show

Selected evidence on healthcare wait times and capacity constraints, including Canadian priority-procedure benchmarks and projected U.S. physician shortages.

6 variables2 sources
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Universal Health Insurance Fiscal Sensitivity Scenarios

Sensitivity analysis showing how employer and household contribution assumptions change the additional federal financing required under the Leiflets model.

9 variables6 sources
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Illustrative Ten-Year Universal Coverage Transition

Leiflets implementation scenario for expanding healthcare capacity, transitioning financing, establishing universal core coverage and completing major institutional changes.

7 variables13 sources
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Politics

1 table

economy

5 tables

politics

3 tables