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• Long run insurance companies and profit

  Even after Obamacare health insurance, companies will charge higher premiums for people or groups that have higher risks.

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  Should people be helped now, ignoring prevention and thus increasing the future health care costs (e.g., helping the needy or elderly before others)? Or, should people look toward prevention?

• Annual Premiums to be charged by an insurance company

  Interest: The problem as stated does not address the concept of interest, but it is a large part of the substance of insurance companies.

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  Many health care insurance companies have contractual rates, this is a rate agree on for a specific procedure, a discount from the actual billed charges. Discounted payment can be profitable if the discount is not too high.

• The Constitution and Business & The Regulatory Process

  Should government limit the size of non-profit corporations, such as foundations, credit unions and mutual insurance companies (e.g., Automobile Club), especially if they compete against for-profit entities that pay taxes?

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  be $10000*0.01 = $100 Since the insurance company has no way to know whether the renter is taking care or not, it cannot offer a full cover.

• Health Care Organizations and Budgeting

  With that said, as mentioned before, for profit organizations such as physician practices tend to focus on high profit margins and quality and their main sources of funding can be private investors, private pay, and private insurance companies.