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Health Reform: Premium Shock or Benefit Redesign?

Keefer, Scott
O'Connor, James
Holahan, John
Benson, Michelle
Norton, Kim
Beutner, Brian
Jacobs, Lawrence
Hage, Dave
Tribune, Star
2013-09-04

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Health Reform: Premium Shock or Benefit Redesign?

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2013-09-04

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Some independent analysts warn that health reform will boost premiums. Others point to wider coverage of benefits even if prices rise. National experts and leading Minnesota policymakers will analyze the impact of reform on premiums and benefits and discuss who may win and lose in the new insurance markets.

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Center for the Study of Politics and Governance, Humphrey School of Public Affairs, UMN, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota

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Keefer, Scott; O'Connor, James; Holahan, John; Benson, Michelle; Norton, Kim; Beutner, Brian; Jacobs, Lawrence; Hage, Dave; Tribune, Star. (2013). Health Reform: Premium Shock or Benefit Redesign?. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/194385.

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