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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.

President Obama has signed legislation to reform the Healthcare  Syestem in the United States. The main goal is to insure about 32 million additional people. That is about 95 percent of Americans who are not already covered by Medicare, the government insurance program for older people.

About 16 million people will be added to medicate,the government health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in 4 years. Also in 4 years employers with more than 50 workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan.Employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans.

People not covered by employer plans, medicate or medicare would buy health insurance in market places called exchanges. The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs. States will provide these exchanges by 2014.

The law is the biggest change in the American healthcare since 1965. But it is not a government operated healthcare system like the ones in other countries.

President Obama says it provides limited reform. This isn't radical reform. But it's major reform. The legislation will not fix everything that ills our healthcare system. But it moves us decisively in the right direction.

Barry Abakle is chief executive of the non-profit Memorialcare Health System in Fountain Valley, California. He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving. But he notes it is mainly health insurance reform. He says lawmakers will have to reform the way healthcare is provided. That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively. Mr. Abakle also would like to see more attention on provention so fewer people need costly medical treatment.

The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over 10 years. However the Obama administration says the plan will cut the nation's budget deficit by more than 100 billion dollars during that period. Last year the United States expant 2.5 trillion dollars on healthcare. This was an increase of almost 6 percent from the year before.

And that's the VOA Special English Economics Report, written by Mario Ritter. I'm Steve Ember.








                                                   
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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.

President Obama has signed legislation to reform the healthcare system in the United States. The main goal is to ensure about thirty-two million additional people. That is about ninety-five percent of Americans who are not already covered by medicare, the government insurance program for older people.

About sixteen million people will be added to Medicaid, the government health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in four years. Also in four years, employers with more than fifty workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan. Employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans.

People not covered by employer plans, medicaid or medicare could buy health insurance in market places called exchanges. The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs. States will provide the exchanges by twenty fourteen.

The law is the biggest change in American healthcare since nineteen sixty-five. But it is not a government operated healthcare system like the ones in other countries. President Obama says it provides limited reform.

This is radical reform. But it's major reform. This legislation will not fix everything that ills our healthcare system, but it moves us * direction.

Barry Albaco is chief executive of the non-profit Memorial Care Health System in Fountain Valley, California. He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving. But he notes it is mainly health insurance reform. He says lawmakers will have to reform the way healthcare is provided. That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively. Mr. Albaco also would like to see more attention on prevention, so fewer people need costly medical treatment.

The law is expected to cost about nine hundred forty billion dollars over ten years. However, the Obama administration says the plan will cut the nation's budget deficit by more than one hundred billion dollars during that period. Last year, the United States spent two and a half trillion dollars on healthcare. This was an increase of almost six percent from the year before.

And that's the VOA Special English Economics Report, written by Mario Ritter. I'm Steve Ember.

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.

President Obama has signed legislation to reform the health care system in the United States.The main goal is to ensure about 32 million additional people.That is about 95% of Americans who are not already covered by medicare, the government insurance program for older people. About 16 million people will be added to medicate, the government health plan for the poor.The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in four years.
Also in four years, employers with more than 50 workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan.Employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker.Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans. People not covered employer plans, medicate or Medicare could buy health insurance in market places called exchanges.The idea is that competitions among plans will drive down costs.
States will provide this exchanges by 2014.The law is the biggest change in American health care since 1965. But it is not a government operated health care system like the ones in other countries.
President Obama says it provides limited reform.This is medical reform but is major reform, this will put everything else in your system but move out
M- is the chief of the existive of the nonprofit M care health system in S Valley, California.

He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving, but he notes it is mainly insurance reform. He says lawmakers will have to reform the way health care is provided.That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively.

Mr also would like to say more attention on prevention, so fewer people need costly medical treatment. The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over 10 years.However, the Obama administration says, the plan will cut the nation's budget deficit by more than 100 billion dollars during that period.

Last year, the United States 2.5 trillion dollars on health care.This was an increase Obama's 6% from the year before.

And that's the VOA Special English Report written by Maria R-. I'm Steve Ember.




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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.
President Obama has signed legislation to reform healthcare system in the United States. The main goal is going to ensure about 32 millions additional people that is about 95 percent Americans who are not already covered by medicare, the goverment insurance program for older people.
About 16 million people will be added to medicaid, the goverment health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few acceptance we play a fine starting in 4 years.
Also in 4 years, employers with more than fifty workers will have to offer their employees their health insurance plan. The employers will play a fine for each uninsured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay health plan.
People not covered by the employer plan, medicaid or medicare, could buy  health insurcance in market places called 'Exchanges'. The idea is that the competition among plans will drive down costs.
States will provide the exchanges by 2014. The law is the biggest change in American healthcare since 1965. But it is not a goverment uprated healthcare system like one in other countries.
President Obama said it provide limited reform. This isn't a radical reform, but is a major reform. the legislation will not face everything to ills or healthcare system, but the move just is the sign of winning the regression.
Berry Albakal is chief executive of non-profit the *** care health system in southern valley Califonia. He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving, but ignores it isn't mainly health insurance reform. He says lawmakers will have reformed the way healthcare is provided. That means finding ways for hospital, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively. Mr.Albakal also would like to say more attention on prevention, so fewer people need costly medical treatment.
The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over 10 years. However, The Obama administration says the plan will cut the national budget deficit by more than 100 billion dollars during that period.
Last year the United States spent two and half trillion dollars on healthcare. This was increase Obama 6 percent from the year before.
That's the VOA Special English Economics Report, written by Marrie Rate. I'm Steve Ember.

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this is voa special english economic report president obama as sign legislation to reform the heal care  system  in the unite state the main goal is to ensure about 32 million additional people that is about 95% of amercians who are not  all ready covered  by medic care the government insurance programme for older people about 16 million people will be added to the medicate the government healh plan for the poor the law will require americans do have health insurance with the a few exceptions or pay of fine  starting in four years also in four years emplores with more 50 workers will have to offer their employees at health insurance blank employers will take a fine for each uninsure worker small businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plan people  not covered by an employer plans medicate or medic care could buy health insurance in market places call exchanges the ider is that a competition among plan will drive down costs states will provide these exchanges by 2014 the law changes in americans health care since 1965 but it is not the government operative health care system like ones in other countries president obmama say it provids limited reform this is radical reform but it is major reform this legislation will not fix everything but else are health care system but it move XXXXX in XXXXXX        XXXXXXX is chief executive of the noneprofit XXXXX care health system in southern XXXXXX  California.he says the new law gets issue of health reform moving but it notes is merely health insurance reform he says long makers would have to reform  the way health care is provided  that menas finging way for hostipal doctors or and other providers to work together more effectively  mr XXXXX  also would like to see more attention on prevention so fewer people nedd costly medicaltreatment the law is expected to cost 940 billion dollars over 10 years however the obmama adminstration says the plan will cut the nation's budgt devastate by more than 100 billion dollares during that period last year the unite states spend 2 and a half trillion dollars on health care this was an increase obmama's 6 percent from the year before  and that is the voa special english economics report written by mario XXXX I am XXXXXX








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This is VOA special english economics report.

President obama has signed legislation to refrom the heath care system in the United States.The main goal is to ensure about 32 million additional people .That is about 95percent of the americans who are not already coverd by medicare the government insurance programme for older people .About 16 million people will be added to medicare . The government health plan for the poor . The law will require amerians to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in four years . Also in four years employers with more than 50 worksers will have to offer their emplyee's a health insurance plan.Employers will pay a fine for each unensure worker .Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans ,people are not covered by employer plans Medicaid or Medicare could buy health insurance in market places called exchanges.,the idea is that competitions among plans will drive down costs .States will provide the exchanges by 2014 .The law is the biggest change in american health care since 1965 ,but it is not a government operated health care systm like the one in others countries. President Obama says it provides limitted reform:This is radical reform ,but is major reform ,the ledislation will not fix everyting the else are health care system , but it move us the ** of right direction. Bary arbakou is the chief executive of a non-profit menorial care health system in southern valley california, he says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving ,but he notes it is mianly health insurance reform .He says law makers will have to reform the way health care is provided that means fouding ways for a hospitals, doctors and others providers to work together more effectively .Mr Arbok also would like to see more attention on prevention so fewer people need costly medical treatment .The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over 10 years .However the Obama adminstrations says the plan will cut the nation's budget deficit by more than 100 billion dollars during that period .Last year the United States spended two and half trillion dollars on health cares ,this was an increase above more 6%from the year before ,and that is the VOA speacial economics report .written by mario ritto ,I am steve Ember

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This is the VOA Speicial English economics report.
President Obama has signed legislation to reform the healthcare system in the United States. The main goal is to ensure about 32 million additional people. That is about 95% of Americans who are not already covered by Medicare - the government insurance program for older people; about 16 million people will be added to Medicaid - the government health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in 4 years. Also in 4 years, employers with more than 50 workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan. Employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans. People not covered by employer plans, Medicaid or Medicare, could buy health insurances in market places called Exchanges. The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs. States will provide these exchanges by 2014. The law is the bigest change in American healthcare since 1965. But it is not a government operated healthcare system like the ones in other countries, President Obama says, it provides limited reform.
This is a radical reform, but it IS major reform. This legislation will not fix everything but elso our healthcare system, but it moves us to excessively right direction.
Banrey R. Barco is chief excecutive of a none-profit memorial care health system in Thousand Valley, California. He says the new law gets the issue of the health reform moving. But in nots, it is mainly health insurance reform. He says, law makers will have to reform the way health care is provided. That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively. Mr.R.Barco also would like to see more attention on provision, so fewer people need costly medical treatment.
The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over 10 years. However the Obama administration says the plan will cut the nation's dudget deficit by more than 100 billion dollars during that period. Last year, the United States spent 2.5 trillion dollars on healthcare. This was an increase of almost 6% from the year before.
And that's the VOA Special English economics report, written by Mario Righter. I am Steve Vamber.

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.
President Obama has signed legislation to reform the health care system in the United States. The main goal is to ensure about thirty- two million additional people.
That is about ninety-five percent of Americans who are not already covered by Medicare, the government insurance program for older people.
About sixteen million people will be added to Medicaid, the government health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in four years.
Also in four years employers with more than fifty workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan. Employers will pay a fine for each on ensured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans.
People not covered by employer plans Medicaid or Medicare could buy health insurance in market places called exchanges. The idea is that computation among plans will drive down costs. States will provide the exchanges by twenty fourteen.
The law is the biggest change in the American health care since nineteen sixty-five. But it is not a government operated health care system like the ones in other countries. President Obama says it provides limited reform.
Barack Obama: “This is a radical reform but is a major reform. This legislation will not fix everything to ills on health care system. But it moves us to * the redirection.”
Berry Arabacal is chief executive of the nonprofit Memorialcare Health System in Fountain Valley， California. He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving. But he notes it is mainly health insurance reform. He says lawmakers will help to reform the way health care is provided. That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively.
Mr. Arabacal also would like to see more attention on prevention. So fewer people need costly medical treatment.
The law is expected to cost about nine hundred forty billion dollars over ten years. However the Obama administration says the plan will cut the nation’s budget deficit by more than one hundred billion dollars during that period.
Last year, the United States spends two and a half trillion dollars on health care. This was an increase almost six percent from the year before.
And that’s the VOA Special English Economics report, written by Mario Ritter. I’m Steve Ember.

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this is the voa espeacially report.obama has signed the legislation to reform the health care system in the united states.the main goal is to ensure about  32m additonal people that is about 95% of the americans who are not already covered by medicare the government insurance programs for old people. about 16m people will be added to medicate the government`s health plan for the poor,the law will acquire americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in 4ys.also in 4ys employers with more than50 workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan.employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker, smaller business will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans.people not covered by health plan medicade or medicare could buy health insurances in market places called exchanges. the idea is that compititon among plans will drive down costs.stats will provides these exchanges by2040,the law is the biggest change in the american health care since 1945.but it is not the governement operated healthcare systems like the ones in other countries.president obama says it provides limited reform.this is a rehtical reform,but is a major reform.this legislation will not face everything in ..health system.but it moves us decisively in the right direction  BB is chief executive of the nonprofit memoriun care system in southern valley california.he says the new law gets the health reform moving,the notes it is mainly health insurances reform.he says law workers will have to reform the way health care is provided that means finding ways for hostitals ,doctors  and other providers to work together more effectively.mr B alsowould like to see more attention on prevention so fewer people need costly medical treatment.the law is expected to cost about 940b dollarsover 10 ys,however the obama administration  says the plan will cut the nation`s budgets deficits by more than 100b during that period. last y the united states spents about 2.5 trillion dollars on health care this is a increase of almost 6% from the y before.  and that`s the  voa speacil english economics reports written by MR,i`m SV.  
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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.

President Obama has signed a legislation to reform the healthcare system in the United States. The main goal is to ensure about 32 million additional people. That is about 95% of Americans who are not already covered by Medicare, the government insurance program for older people.

About 16 million people will be added to Medicate, the government health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in four years.

Also in four years, employers with more than fifty workers will have to offer their employees that health insurance plan. Employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans.

People not covered by employer plans, medicate, Medicare could buy health insurance in market places called exchanges. The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs. States will provide the exchanges by 2014.

The law is the biggest change in American healthcare since 1965. But it is not a government operated healthcare system like the ones in other countries. President Obama says it provides limited reform.

This is ready reform and is a major reform, is like a legislation that everything else I have their system. But moved.

Bany Obago is chief executive of the nonprofit Momoyo care health system in southern ee California. He says the new law gets the issue at health reform moving. But he notes it is mainly health insurance reform. He says lawmakers will have to reform the way healthcare is provided. That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively.

Mr. Arlbaco also was likely to see more attention on prevention so fewer people need costly medical treatment. The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over ten years.

However, the Obama administration says the plan will cut the nation’s budget deficits by more than one hundred billion dollars during that period. Last year, the United States spent two and a half trillion dollars on healthcare. This was an increase Obama’s six percent from the year before.

And that’s the VOA Special English Economics Report written by Mario Ritter. I’m Steve Ember.

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People not covered by employer plans,medicaid or medicare could buy health ensurances in market places called exchanges.The idea is the competition among plans will drive down costs.States will provide these exchanges by 2014,the law is biggest change inthe American health care since 1965.But it is not a goverment operated health care system like the ones in other countries.
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Mr.O also would like to say more attention on *,so fewer people lead costly medical treatment.The law is espected to cost about 940 bilion dollars over 10 years.However the Obama Addminasti says the plan will cut the nation's buget deffset by more than 100 bilion dollars using during that period.Last year the United States spent 2.5 tilion dollars on health care,this was a increase of almost 6% from the year before.And that's the VOA special English economic report written by Mariya Water,I'm Steve Ember.

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President Obama has signed legisletions to reform the health care system in the Unite States.The main goal is to ensure about 32 million addedtional people that is about 95 percent of the americans who are not already covered by medicare --the goverment ensurance program for older people.
About 16 million people will be added to medicate the goverment health plan for the poor.The law will require Americans to have healthy ensurance with a few exceptions or play a fine starting in 4 years.Also in 4 years employers with more than 50 workers will have to offer the employees the health ensurance plan.

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report.

President Obama has signed legislation to reform the health care system in the United States.The main goal is to ensure about 32 million additional people.That is about 95 percent of Americans who are not already covered by medicare, the government insurance program for old people.About 16 million people will be added to medicate, the government health plan for the poor.

The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions will pay a fine starting in four years.Also in four years, emloyers with more than 50 workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan.Employers will pay a fine for each uninsuranced worker.

Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health  plans.People not covered by employer plans, mediate or medicare could buy health insurance in marketplaces called exchanges.The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs.States will provide these exchanges by 2014.The law is the biggest change in the American health care since 1965.But it is not a government operated health care system, like the ones in other countries.President Obama says it provides limited reform.

This is radical reform but it is major reform.This legislation would not fix everything that ails our health care system.But it moves us the sights of way in the right direction.

Barry Albaco is chief executive of the non-profit mimmoral health care system in fountain valley California. He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving.But he notes it is mainly health insurance reform.He says lawmakers will have to reform the way health care is provided.That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively.Mr. Albaco also would like to see more attention on prevention, so fewer people need costly medical treatment.

The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over ten years.However, the Obama administration says the plan will  cut the nation's budget deficit by more than 100 billion dollars during that period.

Last year, the United States spent two and a half trillion dollars on health care.This was an increase of almost 6 percent from the year before.

And that's the VOA Special English Economics Report written by Marrio Ritter.I am Steve Ember.

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This is the VOA special English Economics Report.

President Obama has signed legislation to reform the health care system in the Untied States. The main goal is to insure about 32 million additional people. That is about 95% of Americans who are not already covered by medicare, the government insurance programme for older people.

About 16 million people will be added to medicate, the government health plan for the poor. The law will require Americans to have health insurance with a few exceptions or pay a fine starting in four years. Also in four years, employers with more than 15 workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan. Employers will pay a fine for each uninsured worker. Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay health plans.

People not covered by employer plans, medicate or medicare could buy health insurance in market places called exchanges. The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs. States will provide these exchanges by 2014.

The law is the biggest change in the American health care since 1965, but it is not a government operated healthcare system like the ones in other countries. President Obama says it provides limited reform.

Obama: "This is radical reform, but it is major reform. Legislation will not fix everything that airs at our healthcare system, but it moves us successfully in the right  direction."

Barry is chief executive of the nonprofit memorial care health system in Somewhere, California. He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving, but he notes it is mainly health insurance reform. He says lawmakers will have to reform the way healthcare is provided. That means finding ways for hospitals, doctors and other providers to work together more effectively. Mr.Somebody also would like to see more attention on prevention so fewer people need costly medical treatment.

The law is expected to cost about 940 billion dollars over ten years. However the Obama administration says the plan will cut the nation’s budget deficit by more than one hundred billion dollars during that period. Last year the United States spent two and a half trillion dollars on health care. This was an increase of almost six percent from the year before.

And that’s the VOA special English Economics Report, written by Mario Ritter. I’m Steve Ember.

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This is the VOA Special English Economic Report.
President  Obama has signed legislation to reform the health care system in the United States.The main goal is to insure about thirty-two million additional people.Despite about 95 percent of Amercians who are not already covered by the medicare ,the government insurance program for older people.About sixtheen million people will be added to medicate  the government health plan for the poor.The law will require Amercians  to have health insurance with a few exceptance or pay a fine starting in four years.
ALso in four years, employers with more than fifty workers will have to offer their employees a health insurance plan.Employers will pay a fine for each uninsuranced worker.Smaller businesses will receive tax credits to help pay for health plans.People not covered  by an employer plan,medicate or medicare ,could buy health insurance in marketplaces called exchanges.
The idea is that competition among plans will drive down costs.States will provide the exhcange by twenty-fourteen.The law is the biggest change in Amercian health care since 1965.But it is not a government operated health care system like the ones in other countries.
President Obama says it provides limited reform.This is redical reform,but it's major reform,this legislation would not fix everything in the ill or health care system,but it moves us the sicelvy in the right direction.
Bary Obako is  chief executive of the non-profit mamoryo(?) care system in south vally California.He says the new law gets the issue of health reform moving.But he knows it's the mainly health insurance reform.He says lawmakers will have to reform the way health care is provided.That means finding ways to hospitals ,doctors and other providers to work together to work effectively.
This Obako also would like to see more attention on prevention,so fewer people need costly treatment.The law is expected to cost nine hundred forty billion dollars over ten years.
However ,the Obama in the Adminstration says the plan will cut the nation's buget deficit by more than one hundred billion dollars during that period.
Last year the United States spends two and half trillion dollars on health care.This was an increase of almost six percent from the year before.
And that's the VOA Special English Report written by Maryo Retter.I'm Steve Ember.


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