Best guesstimates are the ObamaCare (aka the “Affordable Care Act”) will eventually affect one-sixth of the American economy (and quite possibly destroy it). A large chunk of that money will be spent developing the “health insurance exchanges” that are supposed to allow people to shop in a health insurance marketplace for cheap policies.
Of course, since the rules under ObamaCare mean that there are no affordable policies left, the exchanges have the look of being boondoggles – and very expensive ones too. Infosys, a company headquartered in India, announced that the District of Columbia awarded a $49.5 million contract to Infosys Public Services, its U.S. subsidiary, to help develop D.C.’s exchange.
Why
it’s worth tens of millions of dollars to get the contract to design a
state (or D.C.) health insurance exchange under ObamaCare.
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