• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Galen Institute

  • Home
  • About Us
    • Mission and History
    • Grace-Marie Turner bio
    • Who was Galen?
    • Donate to Galen
  • Activities
    • Core Activities
    • Commentary and Oped Tutorial
    • Our Book
    • Galen Guides
  • Contact Us
  • Major Papers
  • Broadcast Interviews
  • Health Policy Consensus Group

Joe Antos: No, Obamacare really doesn’t add up

POSTED BY Galen Institute on April 11, 2012.

Sometimes even the government cannot spend money that it does not have. That’s the simple truth behind the new study by Charles Blahous, a public trustee for Medicare and Social Security.

Blahous finds that the Affordable Care Act is expected to increase the federal deficit by at least $346 billion between now and 2021, and the price tag might be as high as $527 billion. That’s a far cry from the $143 billion in deficit reduction that the Congressional Budget Office predicted when the ACA was enacted.

Continue reading on The Enterprise Blog…

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Primary Sidebar

SEARCH

NEW

An American Renaissance in the Care of Health

Our Annual Report

New Paths to Progress

The Laffer Curve

Subscribe to our Newsletter

* = required field
unsubscribe from list
(After subscribing, you will receive a confirmation email which is frequently found in the junk mail folder.)

Recent Newsletters

Social Media

Like Us On Facebook

Twitter:
@gracemarietweet
@galeninstitute

Copyright Galen Institute at Donors. © 2025; · Log in