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Why we cannot trust the CBO on healthcare costs:
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<blockquote data-quote="Belk" data-source="post: 71514545" data-attributes="member: 134829"><p>Let me see if I can illustrate what I am looking for.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Except the CBO did not state this. According to your quote in the OP the CBO stated that the rate of increase would slow. Which as I recall it did for the first couple of years until something caused the rate of increase to speed up. What I am looking for is what assumption did the CBO use that you feel was incorrect and why should they not have assumed that. What caused the rate of increase and why should they have foreseen it in their models?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I disagree. That is the projection not following along with the assumptions. Again these are estimates not prognistications. So what happened that caused less people to sign up and why should the CBO have known it was going to happen?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>There is a difference between accuracy and applicability. There projections were accurate for the assumptions they used. If you are going to complain that they used the wrong assumptions then I want to know why you feel they were incorrect? I want specifics of which assumptions you feel were not correct to use and why.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I think it is fairly simple. I am looking for specifics on what you feel the CBO did incorrectly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Belk, post: 71514545, member: 134829"] Let me see if I can illustrate what I am looking for. Except the CBO did not state this. According to your quote in the OP the CBO stated that the rate of increase would slow. Which as I recall it did for the first couple of years until something caused the rate of increase to speed up. What I am looking for is what assumption did the CBO use that you feel was incorrect and why should they not have assumed that. What caused the rate of increase and why should they have foreseen it in their models? I disagree. That is the projection not following along with the assumptions. Again these are estimates not prognistications. So what happened that caused less people to sign up and why should the CBO have known it was going to happen? There is a difference between accuracy and applicability. There projections were accurate for the assumptions they used. If you are going to complain that they used the wrong assumptions then I want to know why you feel they were incorrect? I want specifics of which assumptions you feel were not correct to use and why. I think it is fairly simple. I am looking for specifics on what you feel the CBO did incorrectly. [/QUOTE]
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