Analysis of the Senate Health Reform Bill, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (H.R. 3590)
RAND's analysis of H.R. 3590 estimates the effects of the bill on the number of uninsured, the costs to the federal government and the nation, revenues from penalty payments, and consumer health care spending.
By: Jeanne S. Ringel, Federico Girosi, Amado Cordova, Carter C. Price, Elizabeth A. McGlynn
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