Premiums for the same policy in the individual market fall by 14 to 20 percent. But people in the individual market, who are largely low-income, will now have the opportunity to purchase better policies that cover more expenses and provide more security. That's a good thing. It's one of the reasons for health-care reform, in fact. And it is not analogous to health-care insurance becoming more expensive, any more than the fact that I could buy a nicer car after getting a better job suggests that cars are becoming more expensive.
12.01.2009
CBO: Health Care Reform Makes Premiums GO DOWN
MUST READ: Read this Ezra Klein post in its entirety - it does a great job of de-bunking the lies about how people will pay more for heath care under reform.
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