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The cost of health insurance skyrocketed more last year than in previous years, and grew faster than inflation and workers’ wages.
The average employer-sponsored, single-person health plan premium rose by 8 percent to $5,429 from 2010 to 2011. Meanwhile, the average cost of family coverage rose by 9 percent to $15,073. By contrast, inflation rose by just 3.2 percent, while wages increased just 2.1 percent, the foundation said.
well fuck
so either the premiums went up because...1) rising healthcare costs 2)...
yikes.
Can we just get it fixed please?!?!?!!! Are we this effing rich and bored as a nation that feel totally fine about our...
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Looking at this graph, I see two accelerations: the first...Bush’s first term, when he...
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