Implementing mandates: can we do it? (Tax Policy and the Social Agenda): An article from: National Tax Journal

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From the supplier: The health care proposals of Pres Clinton, Sen Chafee and Rep Cooper can be distinguished in part by the implementation of the health care plans through employee and individual mandates. The Clinton plan requires employers to contribute to health insurance funding but vested plan choice with individuals. The Chafee plan relies on individual mandates but still uses employers to ensure that employees are receiving coverage. The Cooper plan requires employers to make health insurance plans available but does not require employers or individuals to purchase insurance.

Citation Details
Title: Implementing mandates: can we do it? (Tax Policy and the Social Agenda)
Author: Robert B. Friedland
Publication:National Tax Journal (Refereed)
Date: September 1, 1994
Publisher: National Tax Association
Volume: 47 Issue: n3 Page: 471-483

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