The Affordable Care Act: Rules, Regulations, and Implementation, January 9-10, 2014
The provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are wide-reaching, affecting consumers, businesses, health care providers, insurers, and the overall
economy.
A symposium cohosted by the Atlanta Fed brought together experts from several fields to explore the new law and its potential impact. Panelists
also discussed how the health care exchanges work in practice and identified some of the winners and losers in the rapidly changing landscape.
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- The Affordable Care Act: Rules, Regulations, and Implementation - January 9-10, 2014 : Conference Seeks to Understand the Affordable Care Act's Impact
- The Affordable Care Act: Rules, Regulations, and Implementation - January 9-10, 2014 - Speaker Biographies
- The Affordable Care Act: Rules, Regulations, and Implementation - January 9-10, 2014 - Agenda
- Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act [Presentation]
- The ACA and Individuals: The Mandate and Medicaid [Presentation]
- Why Exchanges? Federal Reserve Bank Conference on the Affordable Care Act: Rules, Regulations, and Implementation [Presentation]
- The Affordable Care Act: Rules, Regulations and Implementation [Presentation]
- Regulations and the Impact on Employers [Presentation]
- Economic and Fiscal Effects of the Affordable Care Act [Presentation]
- Health Spending, the Economy, the ACA and the Federal Budget [Presentation]
- How Employers are Reacting to the ACA [Presentation]
- Private Health Care Exchanges Market place - Current State, Future Implications [Presentation]
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