Published December 8, 2010
American Enterprise Institute Monograph
The defined contribution approach to health care reform would convert today’s unlimited federal subsidies for health coverage into fixed levels of support, and thus convert millions of passive insurance enrollees into cost-conscious consumers. That’s a crucial step to building a functioning marketplace.
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