Asia's Leadership in Global Oil Imports: Consequences for the Automotive Sector in 2025
Fall in Number of Uninsured Americans in 2023
By Rahul Gotadki , 14 February, 2023
In the United States, the open enrolment on the public health insurance marketplace ended on Sunday, January 7. Almost 16 million people had signed up to receive coverage in 2023. This number is a new record for the enrolment period that happens once a year, constituting a 13 percent increase over the 2021/22 sign-up.
The Affordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, has an enrolment for coverage in the third year. It reflects a rising number of Americans having health insurance. Many Americans receive health care coverage for their families and themselves through their employers. But those working in lower-paid professions or freelancing often don't take up range.
Biden administration has expanded to Medicaid and Affordable Care Act as part of the American rescue plan. According to reports, the introduction of subsidies for applicants earning more than 400 percent or above the federal poverty level made ACA coverage more attractive for many workers since the enrolment period of 2021/2022.
According to the reports, in 2021, 8.2 million people chose a plan for the upcoming years from the ACA exchange in 2020. This is the first increase under Trump but only half of the tally of 2023. However, the sign-up period was the first following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic and other economic contractions while coinciding with a republican-backed Supreme Court challenge to the program. Even after all these circumstances, health insurance enrolment has risen to cover 90.3 percent of Americans in 2020, then rising in private, not public, insurance.Up to One-quarter of People with Chronic Health Problems Said they had not Filled a Prescription in the Past for their Health Condition because of the cost
Latest News
Asia's Leadership in Global Oil Imports: Consequences for the Automotive Sector in 2025
Asia has retained the position as the top oil importer in 2025, and continues to maintain that critical position in the energy sector that the world relies on. China has retained its top spot as the most prominent crude oil importer since 2013. The…
Tesla’s 2025 Crisis: Why Europe is Turning its Back on Elon Musk’s EV Empire
Once the clear leader in the electric vehicle (EV) sector, Tesla's European market is expected to be drastically declining in 2025. Although CEO Elon Musk is still divisive in the United States, recent registration numbers show a bleak image of…
Brits Support Recycling Tax to Address Waste Crisis, but Issues about Fairness Loom
In 2025, the UK government unveiled many essential policies to address the growing trash situation, including a new plastic packaging tax and a landfill fee rise to lessen dependency on landfills. Studies show that over half of Britons support taxes…
China’s Growing Nuclear Energy Development in 2025- A Game Changer for Global Energy
Nuclear energy capacity is growing significantly from the beginning of 2025. It is due to increasing concerns over climate change, and energy security amidst fluctuating fuel prices followed by net-zero targets set up by nations globally. Further…
Clean Energy Tech Now Adds 10% to China’s GDP in 2025
 A recent study by Carbon Brief and the Centre for Research on Energy and Renewable Air (CREA) shows that China's clean energy industry has hit a major milestone, contributing more than 10 percent to the GDP in 2024. This comes to around $1.9…
Rahul Gotadki
Assistant Manager
Latest News
Tesla’s 2025 Crisis: Why Europe is Turning its Back on Elon Musk’s EV Empire
Brits Support Recycling Tax to Address Waste Crisis, but Issues about Fairness Loom
China’s Growing Nuclear Energy Development in 2025- A Game Changer for Global Energy
Clean Energy Tech Now Adds 10% to China’s GDP in 2025
