On the recordNovember 14, 2017
if the individual mandate is repealed in 2019, the Congressional Budget Office has said that rates could go up 10 percent in that year
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congress.govif the individual mandate is repealed in 2019, the Congressional Budget Office has said that rates could go up 10 percent in that year
Citing potential rate increases due to the repeal of the individual mandate.
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