Insurance: 85% MLR mandated by law
US law mandates that health insurers spend at least 85% of collected premiums on care, capping their profit margin and incentivizing higher total spending.
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20VC: $5BN in Revenue, 7 to 7,000 Employees in 9 Months, 206,000 Tests in a Single Day: The Craziest Story in Startups: Curative with Fred Turner
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