7/8/2008: Economic Changes Have Weakened 'Protective Value' of Insurance, Other Benefits, According to Columnist (Kaiser Family Foundation)
Excerpt: "Although '[j]obs, benefits, housing, health coverage, college and retirement savings, even bought-and-paid-for insurance all played crucial roles in maintaining families' economic stability during the second half of the 20th century ... the protective value of each has been weakened over the last generation,' Peter Gosselin, national economic correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, writes in a column."
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