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Overregulation Reduces Choice in Health Insurance

Chris Jaarda - Saturday, December 31, 2011
The Pacific Research Institute (PRI) has published a new paper explaining how over-regulation in the health insurance industry leads to fewer consumer choices. Fewer choices means there is less competition and with less competition consumers will pay more for insurance. ObamaCare takes America down this path. By creating a regulatory barrier to entry, as ObamaCare does, consumers end up getting hurt over the long run.

IF you get the chance, take the time to read PRI's paper - it is informative. 

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