David Cutler, a professor of applied economics at Harvard, released a new study on January 7, finding that repealing the health care law would destroy 250,000 to 400,000 jobs annually, and many of these jobs will be women's jobs--CNAs, LPNs, x ray techs, RNs, and the cleaning woman who cleans up the emergency room. This law is a game changer and a lifesaver for women's health and employment opportunities for women.
The speaker discusses the impact of repealing the health care law on women's employment.
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