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Yea that article caused a lot of confusion amongst folks. Personally, I don't think that the $650m has to apply for the one contract (healthcare.gov) for the g
by nirvanatikku 13y ago
Yea that article caused a lot of confusion amongst folks.
Personally, I don't think that the $650m has to apply for the one contract (healthcare.gov) for the general act to be quested like the post above ('and we get THIS')?
As for your math - sounds reasonable, but wow my expectations of what $55m can yield are vastly different than how you rationalized it.
- jonknee 13y agoIt's a lot of money in some ways and not a lot of money in others. It's an exchange that will be used by millions of people who will make decisions to spend thousands of dollars a year... The amount the exchange costs is a fraction of a rounding error in the scheme of things. I'm sure the insurance companies themselves have spent vastly more just getting their systems set up.