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Premiums will rise for average Americans and the economy
Posted on: January 29, 2018 at 11:58:36 CT
tgr MU
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will be hurt by the reduced number of Americans on health plans:
Fewer insured Americans and less-adequate public programs will mean fewer doctor visits, hospital stays, and drugs and devices sold. These cutbacks will ricochet through the economy, just like cutbacks in defense or infrastructure spending. Health care companies will employ fewer workers, who will buy fewer cars, homes, refrigerators, and vacations. Many will also lose health insurance. From a health care standpoint, the new tax bill is all about de-stimulus.
https://hbr.org/2017/12/how-the-new-u-s-tax-plan-will-affect-health-care
Fewer insured Americans and less-adequate public programs will mean fewer doctor visits, hospital stays, and drugs and devices sold. These cutbacks will ricochet through the economy, just like cutbacks in defense or infrastructure spending. Health care companies will employ fewer workers, who will buy fewer cars, homes, refrigerators, and vacations. Many will also lose health insurance. From a health care standpoint, the new tax bill is all about de-stimulus.
https://hbr.org/2017/12/how-the-new-u-s-tax-plan-will-affect-health-care
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Premiums will rise for average Americans and the economy - tgr MU - 1/29 11:58:36