For example, per capita spending in the U.S. exceeds the level in the next. 3 ...  rapidly growing health care costs might reduce employment and investments in  the .... With expenditures of more than $2 trillion, health care supports local job ...  one percentage point gap between the growth rates of health spending and GDP.
Apr 22, 2014 ... The health care law aims to create a new reality for insurance ... Obamacare  spends $2 trillion to reduce America's uninsured by just 3 ... Reducing the  number of uninsured in America by 3 percent for how much money? $2 ...
Mar 26, 2012 ... At 12 percent, health care is the most expensive benefit paid by U.S. ... largely  focuses on decreasing the number of uninsured--projections ... Overall, the new  law would produce close to $1 trillion in new ... Although the CBO found that the  final law would reduce the federal deficit (PDF) by as much $138 ...
The health care law reduces "the number of uninsured in America by 3 percent  for how much money? $2 trillion." — PunditFact on Thursday, April 10th, 2014.
Jul 12, 2018 ... (Many European countries spend less than 2 percent on NATO, part of ... as a  comparison would reduce overall savings to closer to $2 trillion. ... of the GOP tax  law (about $830 billion); and the wall at the Mexican ... the uninsured [population]  in the U.S. and still have plenty of money left over,” Levitt said.
The health care law reduces "the number of uninsured in America by 3 percent for how much money? $2 trillion."