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|Articles|October 9, 2012
Study: Health Insurance Costs To Fall For Businesses Under 50 Employees
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Once fully implemented, the 2010 health care law will increase employer-sponsored insurance coverage and reduce the cost small businesses pay for employee health coverage, according to an Urban Institute study released today.
Those findings come as news to business groups that fear the health law will raise insurance premiums and may cause employers to drop employer-sponsored coverage.
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