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1 AFL-CIO

2 Costs Have Been Eating Up More and More of Our PAYCHECKS

3 And LOWERING Our Standard of Living

4 Heres Why It Hurts Premium Costs Rising Faster Than Wages or Inflation 2006 Kaiser Family Foundation Survey

5 Americas Health Care Spending Will Almost Double IN 10 YEARS Per Person Health Care Spending, U.S. Average Health Affairs 142-153, 2007

6 Were Feeling the Squeeze And So Are Our Employers Annual Premium Costs for Family Coverage Kaiser Family Foundation Surveys, 2000-2006

7 As Costs Soar, More and More of Us Lose Insurance U.S. Census Bureau; Health Affairs Web Exclusive, 2/21/07 In Millions 56.0 46.9 44.8 43.543.4 42.0 39.8 38.4

8 Employer Coverage Is Drying Up Especially for Early Retirees EMPLOYERS THAT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR RETIREES 1988 2006 Kaiser Family Foundation; Health Research and Education Trust 65% 35%

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