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The National Federation of Independent Business, spearheading the drive in Congress to allow association health plans, adds a bit of fizz to the debate. (Washington Insider).(Brief Article)
Set-Aside Alert, April, 2002
The National Federation of Independent Business, spearheading the drive in Congress to allow association health plans, adds a bit of fizz to the debate. NFIB delivered cases of soda to some key congressional offices. The point: When you buy soda by the case, it costs 22 cents a can, while a single can in a vending machine costs 60 cents.
The federation said small firms could achieve similar savings if they were allowed to join together to buy health insurance "in bulk" through trade associations.
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