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Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020

Reform 1. * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis.

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Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020

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  1. Reform 1 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 30.0 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  2. Reform 2 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 28.3 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  3. Reform 3 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 21.4 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  4. Reform 4 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 21.3 $0.0 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  5. Reform 5 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 6.6 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  6. Reform 6 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 6.6 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  7. Reform 7 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 10.8 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

  8. Reform 8 * Increase in federal revenue needed to finance reform, net of additional income tax receipts resulting from reduced employer spending on health insurance passed back to workers as wage increases. Data: Urban Institute analysis. Coverage and Changes in Spending Compared to Current Law, 2020 Millions of people Billions of dollars 34.6 0.0 Short-term, limited-duration plans Uninsured

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