Study shows small employers negative on impact of the law on business

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One year after the passage of sweeping health-insurance reform legislation, the lasting impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on the small business community remains to be seen. A new study by the National Federation of Independent Business Research Foundation indicates that the overwhelming majority of small business owners do not expect the law to reduce cost or regulatory burdens and nearly two-thirds agree that the law will result in premium increases but not in better care.

Other highlights of the study include:

Lisa V. Gillespie
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Lisa V. Gillespie is a freelance writer in Washington, DC.


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