Peter Suderman's By-the-Numbers Look at Failed State Obamacare Exchanges

Reason Staff | 7.24.2014 8:30 AM

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Oregon, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, Minnesota, Vermont and Hawaii: They all received hundreds of millions of dollars of federal grants to set up health care exchanges for the Affordable Care Act, and they all proved to be utter disasters. How did it all happen? From our August/September issue of Reason magazine, Senior Editor Peter Suderman offers a state-by-state analysis of each failure.

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Peter Suderman's By-the-Numbers Look at Failed State Obamacare Exchanges

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