claim: "in states where the federal government helps run these (health care) marketplaces, the average american will have more than 50 different plans to choose from, with different levels of coverage."
author: barack obama
evidence_1: on average, small businesses paid about eight to 18 percent more than large  firms for the same health insurance policy. .... small business exchanges have a  framework set by federal rules, including options for how employers can provide  contributions toward employee coverage that meet standards for small business  tax ...
evidence_2: sep 7, 2017 ... "in states where the federal government helps run these marketplaces, the  average american will have more than 50 different plans to choose from, with  different levels of coverage." (president barack obama, remarks by the  president on the affordable care act , largo, maryland, 9/26/13). in june 2017 ...
evidence_3: in the united states, health insurance marketplaces, also called health  exchanges, are organizations in each state through which people can purchase  health insurance. people can purchase health insurance that complies with the  patient protection and affordable care act (aca, known colloquially as " obamacare") at ...
evidence_4: age: premiums can be up to 3 times higher for older people than for younger  ones. location: where you live has a big effect on your premiums. differences in  competition, state and local rules, and cost of living account for this. tobacco use:  insurers can charge tobacco users up to 50% more than those who don't use ...
evidence_5: oct 24, 2016 ... window shopping for health plans for 2017 began monday on the federal  obamacare exchange healthcare.gov, which serves 39 states. ... half of  healthcare.gov consumers will see benchmark plan premiums rise by 16  percent or more, while the other half will see rates rise less than that for such  plans.