I should add that any intrusion in the free market becomes an exercise in “whack a mole”. The free market will game the system and win out in the end.
****I should add that any intrusion in the free market becomes an exercise in “whack a mole”. The free market will game the system and win out in the end****
I disagree. Since the government has the force of guns and can change the terms of the contract at will, they will keep stacking the deck in there favor whenever they see fit.
This $750 a year will change only in an upward direction and the 25 employees will only go down.
This obvious lowballing of the cost is just to make all the companies that fall under the current guidelines have to do it to stay competitive, then once the trap is sprung the terms will shift in the governments favor after the private insurers have lost most all of their customers and stop providing health care plans altogether.
This entire exercise is for government to end up in complete control of the healthcare system...so they can royally screw it up.