Mr. Obama told supporters in 2013, “insurance companies have to spend at least 80 percent of every dollar that you pay in premiums on your health care — not on overhead, not on profits, but on you.”
I think the Obama's statement is the principle of calculation to evaluate the increases. It can be calculated by the total of all spending of an insurance company over the health care divided by the total of the company's income. The result of division has to be about 80 percent. The number is not difficult to calculate and can be controlled.
Obama explained the calculation that it is "not on overhead, not on profits, but on you." I think the calculation causes the insurance companies to decrease their profits, but not loss. In the fullness of time, they can improve a way of management to increase profits, instead of claim of increase rate.
To any new Act, except a course of fulfillment, it is always difficult to manage.
Chi Le
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