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test test test test captioning performed by vitac you don t know what else is coming down the pike. i don t want to oversell these tools. they are useful as a way to ballpark things and help consumers shop and compare. it s still a rough estimate because health care by its nature is an unknown in the year ahead. for those planned events and joel spoke about this the huge variation in price with no discernible difference in quality. we know, for example that neck mris will change from $230 to a tenth of that amount. there are certain instances where we can really come very far along in terms of helping people estimate costs and sort of partake in the favorable economics of smart decision-making. i had one more thing. that s just about this whole issue when we talk about the tools for consumers of choice architecture design. it s how we present this information to consumers and there s been studies that consu ....
65. by 2030 that number will have grown by 30 million. and by 2050, that number will have grown by 40 million. so as you can see, the percentage of the old old as you in the orange and yellow boxes in this chart grows very quickly. . again, if you think back to the chart in terms of the amount of per capita spending that increases as people age you see we are looking at a growing number of individuals who, in fact, will be the most expensive portion of the medicare program. at the same time we have fewer young people coming in and we have fewer people that are paying payroll taxes to essentially support the program. and, of course, among those who are the most costly and juliet touched on this issue, are those who are dual ebl jiblligible. but rising health care costs is also an issue for the beneficiary. as juliet pointed out, as a population they re not all living in palm beach. they are relatively low income population. health status and chronic conditions are also ....
65. by 2030 that number will have grown by 30 million. and by 2050, that number will have grown by 40 million. so as you can see, the percentage of the old old as you in the orange and yellow boxes in this chart grows very quickly. . again, if you think back to the chart in terms of the amount of per capita spending that increases as people age you see we are looking at a growing number of individuals who, in fact, will be the most expensive portion of the medicare program. at the same time we have fewer young people coming in and we have fewer people that are paying payroll taxes to essentially support the program. and, of course, among those who are the most costly and juliet touched on this issue, are those who are dual ebl jiblligible. but rising health care costs is also an issue for the beneficiary. as juliet pointed out, as a population they re not all living in palm beach. they are relatively low income population. health status and chronic conditions are also ....
people taking exercise. good morning. coronavirus is still biting hard on town centre trade. hospitality revenue is down. i m looking at what happens if workers aren t sitting back at their desks soon? good morning. the benefits of not being at the olympics tom daley gives us his positive spin on spending time away from the pool during lockdown. good morning. yesterday many of us had a good day of winter, friday will be a good day of summer. i have all of the details later in the programme. good morning to you. it s tuesday, the 28th ofjuly. the government is facing growing criticism of its decision to include the balearic and canary islands in its advice to avoid all but essential travel to spain. travel companies say they re deeply disappointed by the announcement, because the islands have not been affected by the surge in cases of coronavirus seen in parts of the mainland. we can get more now from keith doyle, who is live at gatwick for us. so many people s plans a ....