referenced rates of 80% and more in various states to support the PPACA requirements. When those rates are published, there is bound to be a counter action, perhaps through partial repeal of EHB's or delayed implementation, or perhaps something bigger.
EHB is such a small part of the rate, repealing or modifying that won't work.
GI is the biggest piece, followed by 3:1 compression and community rating.
All the rest has a marginal impact.
The subsidy dollars, if they materialize, will be need to be much greater than anyone imagined.
Yes, I too am shocked . . .
Anyone making less than $50k will not be my target market.