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Right. I'm saying I don't know if "many small companies could not afford to provide health insurance..." is accurate. I don't know how we're defining small comp
by BryantD 10y ago
Right. I'm saying I don't know if "many small companies could not afford to provide health insurance..." is accurate. I don't know how we're defining small companies (if they're under 25 full time employees, the mandates don't apply). I don't know how we're defining "couldn't afford to." What effects count? Are we saying that the rate of businesses going out of business has increased? Etc., etc.
Once there's some data, we can have the perhaps more interesting question of whether or not it's worth it. No question but that increasing the number of people with health insurance costs money and that has to have some effect.
- rdtsc 10y agoMakes sense. Sorry, I think my question sounded snippy. I didn't mean it that way. I ask for opinion here often because I trust users here more than any other online forum.