When an analysis of health care reform proposals is required, California turns to Jonathan Gruber, Ph.D. of MIT's Department of Economics. Previously he projected the impact Assembly Bill 8 and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's original health care reform proposal would have on California's uninsured population (AB 8, for those who have forgotten, was the reform package put forward [...]
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