Younger, healthier Americans needed to make Obamacare financially
viable are not signing up in sufficient numbers. Most enrollees have
been people older than 50, many with pre-existing medical conditions.
The skew toward the older crowd raises concerns that there will not
be enough payments from young people to offset the cost of providing
coverage for the older, ailing population, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The early numbers, while statistically too small to draw conclusions, raise concerns about the practicality of the insurance marketplaces.
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