So it's about 40,000 premature deaths annually, 400,000 every 10 years, 4 million every 100 years.
That's not the half of it.
It's a large multiple of that losing limbs prematurely, etc.
But the carriers, statutorily immune from the anti-trust laws, don't care that you're naively unaware that the uninsureds' cost, after arriving in the system, is shifted to you, the carriers' risk pre-defined though.
they are a cartel that can't lose, and they're one with a humungous margin above MLR (medical loss ratio) on top of huge admin costs (a multiple of what a non-asymmetrically oligopolistically controlled system would pay itself.)
If you're covered independently, particularly, and, say, you want to move to Vegas for a job or to take advantage of crashed condo prices on the strip, you often can't move from state to state cause of the cherry-picking (pre-existing conditions.)
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alt.:
http://goo.gl/ln1u2
I hope no one minds this.
The only way to place this much arguing with the
relevant links located as they are, and with the "bundle"
http://brief.ly/ibmob8/
(does not link back to my site)
placed then additionally, is in a manner not conforming
to the character limitation here.
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Simply saying pro-reform is based on health care
being singularly different omits too much.
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So it's about 40,000 premature deaths annually,
400,000 every 10 years, 4 million every 100 years.
That's not the half of it.
It's a large multiple of that losing limbs prematurely, etc.
But the carriers, statutorily immune from the anti-trust laws,
don't care that you're naively unaware that the uninsureds' cost, after
arriving in the system, is shifted to you, the carriers' risk pre-defined
though.
That's called asymmetry:
http://evernewecon.weebly.com/#asymmetry
they are a cartel that can't lose, and they're
one with a humungous margin above MLR (medical loss ratio) on top
of huge admin costs (a multiple of what a non-asymmetrically oligopolistically
controlled system would pay itself.)
If you're covered independently, particularly, and, say, you want to
move to Vegas for a job or to take advantage of crashed condo
prices on the strip, you often can't move from state to state cause
of the cherry-picking (pre-existing conditions.)
http://evernewecon.weebly.com/healthc...
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