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Also, if the mandate does not succeed, the independent CBO Congressional Budget Office estimates that only half as many uninsureds would gain coverage, premiums in the non-group market would be 20 percent higher, employer provided insurance falls twice as much, and government spending on the insurance expansion only falls by 25 percent, so only 50 percent of those intended to be covered at 75 percent of the cost.
Miles J. Zaremski: The Supreme Court and Health Care as a Right Miles J. Zaremski 2012
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Effective management — of men by a woman, of older by younger, of any “group” by a “non-group” member — is done on the basis of individual treatment and individual respect.
Women Grow Business » “Remember It’s People, Not Sheep”: Why Management Is an Art 2009
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For us bloggers, especially us under-the-radar, WOC, individual, LGBTA, non-group bloggers ... we need to have each other's backs.
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For us bloggers, especially us under-the-radar, WOC, individual, LGBTA, non-group bloggers ... we need to have each other's backs.
Archive 2009-02-01 2009
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Journal Community To that end, the law makes important changes to the non-group insurance market, where most individuals and small businesses seek coverage.
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Note these numbers are conservative; for example, CBO estimates the costs in the non-group market, where many uninsured would be required to get their insurance, to be $7,100 for single and $19,100 for family [cbo3].
Printing: special interests spinning healthcare reform coverage 2010
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In the non-group market -- which is where the reforms were concentrated -- premiums costs fell by 40 percent in Massachusetts even as they rose by 14 percent nationally, according to data from the insurance industry trade group AHIP.
The Massachusetts plan is working -- but the American health-care system is not 2010
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What we can say about Massachusetts now is pretty much what we've been able to say about Massachusetts since the early days of its implementation: It's been a successful attempt to expand coverage and reform the non-group market, and it was never an attempt to control costs.
The Massachusetts plan is working -- but the American health-care system is not 2010
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Then HHS included the Politico article in their newsletter, saying "a memo authored by MIT economist Johnathan Gruber" finds the bill will lower non-group premiums.
Jane Hamsher: How the White House Used Gruber's Work to Create Appearance of Broad Consensus 2010
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On November 27, following the release of the CBO score, Gruber issued another report saying the Senate bill would reduce non-group premiums (Gruber is one of the CBO's academic advisors).
Jane Hamsher: How the White House Used Gruber's Work to Create Appearance of Broad Consensus 2010
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