we are going to talk about the results of a five state study on how competition is working in the affordable care act marketplaces and what we might learn from this study and how we think about competition in the marketplaces going forward. this is one of my favorite places to work with colleagues. the bookings in rock feller institute fuelled network study of the competitiveness you mentioned of marketplaces and health insurance individual nol group health insurance marketplaces in five states. california, florida, michigan, north carolina and texas and we have a summary report and five reports almost big enough from the five authors or author groups of the individual states that i just mentioned. each the author of the summary report is michael morris. mike is at texas a&m, did the research and is the author of a widely used, and i would add current and informative textbook on health insurance. he is my teacher. i know a lot about the subject which isn t the subject i gre
in which a group of people tried to do something realtime. for a complete american history tv schedule go to csp cspan.o cspan.org. on the health care laws, successes and failures as they prepare to replace it. it includes how the law and what should be a part of any replacement plan. we are going to talk about the results of a five state study on how competition is working in the affordable care act marketplaces and what we might learn from this study and how we think about competition in the marketplaces going forward. this is one of my favorite places to work with colleagues. the bookings in rock feller institute fuelled network study of the competitiveness you mentioned of marketplaces and health insurance individual nol group health insurance marketplaces in five states. california, florida, michigan, north carolina and texas and we have a summary report and five reports almost big enough from the five authors or author groups of the individual states that i just m
good morning and thank you for coming. welcome to this session which is a joint session of the brookings institution and the rockefeller institute of government. we re going to talk about the results of a five-state study on how competition is working in the affordable care act marketplaces and what we might learn from this study and how we think about competition in the marketplaces going forward. and to officially open us up, i welcome my colleague, richard nathan, from the rockefeller institute, to the platform. thank you, alice. i don t work at brookings so maybe i shouldn t welcome people, but i worked here 11 years. it is a while ago. and this is one of my favorite places to it be able to work with colleagues. it is a pleasure today to welcome you to this conference, as alice said. the brookings and rock fefeller institute field network study of the competitive she mentioned this competitiveness of marketplaces in health insurance, individual, non-group health ins
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an apology from marilyn tavener about the problems with the affordable healthcare act website. it has been one year since hurricane sandy hit the northeast, and people are still dealing with insurance claims. the cleanup is estimated to be around $65 billion. i m tony harris in new york. inside story is next on al jazeera america. well, fixing website glitches fix the affordable care act, and will enough americans sign up? that s tonight s inside story. hello, i m libby casey in washington. as the obama administration races to fix the healthcare.gov website, critics are turning up the heat. the latest issue, how many americans who have to pay for their own health insurance now have to switch to fl comply with the law. we ll give the affordable healthcare act a checkup, who will have to change their plans and why, and how will it affect young healthy americans. the success depends on the young signing up in large numbers. on capitol hill today marilyn tavenar, the ad