De CBP. Yo sigo creyendo que se trata de una nacionalización de hecho del sistema de salud de EEUU:
Regulating the price which insurance companies must charge for policies, coupled with a requirement that companies must rebate to their customers the amount by which their loss ratios fall below 90%, effectively turns these companies into government-run enterprises and would likely result in the effective nationalization of the healthcare industry.
Para mi el punto CLAVE es el 1, que copio in its entirety porque lo merece. Como no se dan cuenta de esto? A veces habria que tener un argentino haciendo policy en USA para que se den cuenta de las avivadas que van a ocurrir:
ReplyDeleteFatal flaw #1: The penalty imposed for not buying a policy is very likely to be less than the cost of insurance for a great many people. This, combined with the requirement that insurance companies may not deny coverage to anyone with a pre-existing condition, means that a large number of people will forgo signing up for a policy, knowing that they a) will save money and b) can always sign up for insurance if they turn out to develop a serious medical condition. Thus, the actual revenues will far way short of projections.
Por supuesto que es una estatización de hecho, aunque se me ocurre que va a ser bastante complicadito ir implementando la ley luego de que asuma el nuevo congreso.
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