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| Pinned angel, from CraftyB (not a Hobby Lobby rival, I think, but an independent artist). |
I may need to offer an "I changed my mind" over the question of whether covering contraception in the health insurance policy lowers the insurance costs, by saving the costs to the company of unintended pregnancies, or not, which I chewed over most recently
here, because
Austin Frakt, the Coincidental Economist, has warned readers of the New York Times Upshot that this may not be the case: because among the sources cited by my source (the
HHS Issue Brief of February 2012) is a
study from Hawaii whose conclusions are "not unambiguous":
