Tag / Insurance

by Hoosier Econ

21% of manufacturers in New York laying off due to Obamacare

The New York Federal Reserve reached out to businesses in the state of New York to gauge how Obamacare was affecting their financials. Full article can be read here via Breitbart.com.  Continue reading →

by Hoosier Econ

Obamacare Eating Up Federal Budget

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Staggering assessment by the CBO in how much Obamacare will cost taxpayers in 2016.

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by Hoosier Econ

Obamacare Sets Sights on Police and Teachers

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“Money has no feelings” – Thomas Sowell

Today the Supreme Court ruled on another case pertaining to Obamacare. Continue reading →

by Hoosier Econ

Average Obamacare Tax is $1130

Back in 2009 when President Obama repeated that the Obamacare mandate was not a tax.

Today, more Obamacare information keeps rolling out showing the fees or what the U.S. Supreme Court labeled a “tax”. Here is a brief excerpt from Forbes.com:

As millions of Americans scramble to file their tax returns, many are shocked by the full cost of ObamaCare’s individual mandate.

“Those who failed to obtain minimum essential health insurance coverage last year will have had to send the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) a check for $1,130, on average,” Doug Holtz-Eakin, former director of the Congressional Budget Office, testified today before a congressional hearing.

You can read the rest here.

by Hoosier Econ

Report: Shortage of 90,000 Physicians by 2025

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In a report prepared for the Association of American Medical Colleges a grim outlook was given concerning physician supply in the United States. Here is what was found:

    Demand for physicians continues to grow faster than supply, leading to a projected shortfall of
    between 46,100 and 90,400 physicians by 2025

The report can be read here. Much of the shortage will be from stronger demand of people getting on Obamacare.