Exhibit 1 Projected ACA-Compliant Membership On and Off of the Health Insurance Exchanges, 2014 to 2016 Data: Authors’ analysis of Uniform Rate Review.

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Exhibit 1 Projected ACA-Compliant Membership On and Off of the Health Insurance Exchanges, 2014 to 2016 Data: Authors’ analysis of Uniform Rate Review data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Percent (15.30 million people) (15.02 million people) (15.43 million people) Source: M. J. McCue and M. A. Hall, Promoting Value for Consumers: Comparing Individual Health Insurance Markets Inside and Outside the ACA’s Exchanges, The Commonwealth Fund, June 2016.

Exhibit 3 Premium Increases Per Member Per Month, by Plan Type, On and Off of the Health Insurance Exchanges, 2016 Note: PMPM = per member per month. Data: Authors’ analysis of Uniform Rate Review data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Dollars Source: M. J. McCue and M. A. Hall, Promoting Value for Consumers: Comparing Individual Health Insurance Markets Inside and Outside the ACA’s Exchanges, The Commonwealth Fund, June 2016.

Exhibit 4 Change in Enrollment, by Plan Type, On and Off of the Health Insurance Exchanges, 2015–2016 Data: Authors’ analysis of Uniform Rate Review data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Percent Source: M. J. McCue and M. A. Hall, Promoting Value for Consumers: Comparing Individual Health Insurance Markets Inside and Outside the ACA’s Exchanges, The Commonwealth Fund, June 2016.

Exhibit 5 Projected ACA-Compliant Membership On and Off of the Health Insurance Exchanges, by Metal Tier, 2016 Note: Total members ON exchange = million; total members OFF exchange = 2.67 million. Data: Authors’ analysis of Uniform Rate Review data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Percent Source: M. J. McCue and M. A. Hall, Promoting Value for Consumers: Comparing Individual Health Insurance Markets Inside and Outside the ACA’s Exchanges, The Commonwealth Fund, June 2016.