The combination of the two actions would insure a quarter of America’s uninsured population — about 7 million people — according to the report.
The move would decrease average marketplace premiums by 18 percent and nearly double subsidized marketplace enrollment.
The report estimates that the Black uninsured population would decrease 33.5 percent while the white uninsured population would drop 26.9 percent as a result.
The fiscal cost of the policies is a $442 billion increase in federal spending over 10 years and a $333 billion increase to the deficit.
