As complaints and cavils about the Affordable Care Act fall by the wayside, one piece of the law looms ever larger as its most controversial element: the employer mandate, which next year will impose a penalty on businesses with 50 or more employees for not offering them health coverage. Indeed, if not for partisanship in Washington, there's a chance that the employer mandate would have been revised or repealed long ago. It has always been questioned by a broad spectrum of economists, who are uneasy about its labor market effects.
- The GOP leadership must be using Common Core math to do the calculations on Immigration
- Россия ответила на санкции ударом по американскому космосу
- Экс-премьер Израиля "сядет" на 6 лет за взяточничество
- The medical experts who refuse to use low-energy lightbulbs in their homes
- Российские врачи не захотели лечить Жанну Фриске
