Day: July 3, 2013

Delaying the exchange subsidy suits

Kevin Outterson July 3, 2013

You might think that Cato would be pleased to see the large employer mandate delayed by a year (see Nicholas Bagley’s post). But you would be

Does the administration have the legal authority to delay the employer mandate? And what if it doesn’t?

Guest Post July 3, 2013

The following is a guest post by Nicholas Bagley, University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Law. What’s the legal basis for the administration’s decision to delay

ARGH – Employer penalty edition

Aaron Carroll July 3, 2013

There’s nothing magical about the individual mandate. No one loves it; no one champions it. It’s a solution (not the only one mind you) to

Who needs the employer mandate?

Austin Frakt July 3, 2013

So, the employer mandate is delayed a year. Why not make it two, three, or infinitely more? Years ago, I wrote many posts questioning why

Day: July 3, 2013

Delaying the exchange subsidy suits

Does the administration have the legal authority to delay the employer mandate? And what if it doesn’t?

ARGH – Employer penalty edition

Who needs the employer mandate?

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Day: July 3, 2013

Delaying the exchange subsidy suits

Does the administration have the legal authority to delay the employer mandate? And what if it doesn’t?

ARGH – Employer penalty edition

Who needs the employer mandate?

The Incidental Economist

Editors In Chief

Managing Editor

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