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Health Care Financing Reform: (34) The Wyden Amendment and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

October 8, 2009

     Ron Wyden (D-OR) offered an amendment to the Baucus bill that would have made it possible for all Americans to purchase health insurance through the Exchange.  The amendment was ruled out-of-order by Senate Finance Committe Chair Max Baucus (D-MT).  Presented below are arguments for and against the amendment – both from the U.S. Chamber of [...]

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Health Care Financing Reform: (6) CRS Summary of the Wyden-Bennett Bill

September 1, 2009

     As noted in yesterday's post, the Wyden-Bennett bill, called the Healthy Americans Act (S. 391) and which its supporters claim has the support of a bipartisan group of about 20 Senators, represents an attempt to lower the cost of health insurance by eliminating the favorable tax treatment for employer-based health insurance and instead requiring employers to [...]

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Health Care Financing Reform: (5) The Wyden-Bennett Bill and "The Exchange"

August 31, 2009

     There are two fundamental approaches that lawmakers are considering to make health care more affordable and to give more persons access to health insurance coverage: (1) regulating the private market for health insurance to expand access and coverage and drive down costs, and (2) allowing people to purchase insurance from a government program similar [...]

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