Will no longer having to pay health insurance offset the cost of increase in taxes from health care reform?
I mean we will no longer have to pay expensive health insurance that take a 30% profit margin off of the payment revenue. Also will middle class people no longer unable to contribute to the economy due to super high healthcare costs without insurance.
Will this cost saving make up for the increased taxes? I mean has anyone studied how much americans pay for healthcare compared to lets say France and see whose paying more?
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