you're on with sarah kliff.ationing of care that you just mentioned, one of my concerns is the loss of productivity for the nation where you have people waiting on the workingularly people waiting on care. if you're on welfare and you do not work, you can go sit in the doctors office and you can go seek care and wait in line. there is not a loss of productivity for those on welfare. those don't work. the working class of the nation needs to be cared for. are they going to be another emergency care, loss of productivity, affecting the nation from that standpoint. is there been any analysis of as a result effect of rationing of care that is going to come from the obamacare deal? i would not say i've seen any research on wait time and rationing. one thing that has worried people before is that there is a doctor shortage. do notrojected that we have enough doctors to meet all of our medical needs. there is some concern that the health care law, by moving millions of people into the health-care system could make that

won't go and buy subsidized plans on the exchange they could throw the program in detail us as sarah kliff wrote in the washington post on tuesday. there's also a worry among health policy wonks that allowing people to stay on these plans will be bad for the new insurance marketplaces the concern here is that healthier people are more likely to stay in these pretty obamacare plans they're probably more ok with the skip your benefit package and that could drive up premiums in the new obamacare markets the short term fix in other words could become a longer term problem for the president's health care law the president's temporary political fix could create the ultimate policy nightmare an insurance death spiral young people won't buy into the marketplace premiums will skyrocket and once premiums skyrocket people avoid the obamacare marketplace altogether of course that's the worst case scenario so how my all of this play out will help us break all this down i'm joined now by even room executive director of health care for america now you can think welcome back to that area thanks for having

they won't go and buy subsidized plans on the exchange it could throw the program into chaos as sarah kliff wrote in the washington post on tuesday . there's also worry among health policy wonks that allowing people to stay on these plans will be bad for the new insurance marketplaces the concern here is that healthier people are more likely to stay in these pretty obamacare plans they're probably more ok with the skip your benefit package and that could drive a premium in the new obamacare markets the short term fix in other words could become a longer term problem for the president's health care law the president's temporary political fix could create the ultimate policy nightmare an insurance death spiral young people won't buy into the marketplace premiums will skyrocket and once premiums skyrocket people avoid the obamacare marketplace altogether of course that's the worst case scenario so how my all of this play out will help us break all this down i'm joined now by ethan rowe executive director of health care for america now you can thanks welcome back to the area thanks for having m