The insurance system is required for the vast majority of working age people and their families in the United States, but it leaves gaps for some because small employers or low-wage workers find it hard to afford the premiums because insurance costs are high relative to their incomes and it is rising rapidly.
Since President Barack Obama officially received the U.S. presidency in 2009, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was also launched. Up to now, it is still one of the most controversial issue in this country.
Before Obamacare, it is estimated that 40 million Americans have no health insurance, at 14% of the population. The reason is insurance cost here is supposed to be the most expensive. In America, systems of hospitals, doctors, health care services and medicines must be in high quality with well-served. So it is an obvious if the cost is high.
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This problem is considered as a viewpoint of an American studies student, so it is Chỉ mang tính giới thiệu và mô tả lại về Obamacare, đồng thời khảo sát ý kiến của different levels of American included the rich and the poor.
II. Aims of the study:
This study is hope to:
(1) define and specifythe concept of Obamacare.
(2) analyz the benefits and drawbacks of Obamacare from an American studies student and conclude how does Obamacare affect the American society.
(3) explorethe American’s viewpoints about Obamacare.
III. Research questions:
Within the scope of this study, the writer aims at answering the following questions:
1. What is Obama