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  1. Will Corporations Stop Offering Employer Sponsored Health Insurance
    [Unintended Consequences?]

    By shifting insurance to the employee, the Affordable Care Act presents an opportunity for U.S. companies to radically redefine the role they play in the health care system.

    If all U.S. companies with 50 or more employees made the switch, the total savings to businesses could be as high as $3.25 trillion through 2025. The shift benefits employers the most as the government and consumers take on a larger funding role.

    Source: S&P Capital IQ

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