AMA: Competition among health insurers limited

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A new study by the American Medical Association says health insurance rates are rising because of a lack of competition among health insurers.

In 95 percent of markets, a single insurer had a market share of 30 percent or greater, and in 56 percent of the markets, a single insurer had a 50 percent or larger market share, according to the study.

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