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Premiums for family health coverage have increased 78% since 2001Quicklink Submitted By Amanda Lang No comments
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| Health-care costs are "whacking away" at the wages of working class Americans. Premiums for family health coverage have increased 78 percent since 2001. "Even though workers are producing more, inflation-adjusted median family income has dipped 2.6 percent - or nearly $1,000 annually since 2000." |
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