I had stopped paying attention several weeks ago. Today a trickle of traffic drew my attention to the fact that the (rather poor) Wikipedia entry for this blog survived a debate over its notability. I’m amazed.
Authors
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Recent posts
- Austan Goolsbee
- Reading list
- Some honest questions for CDHP advocates
- Fractured financing among veterans
- The blame du jour
- Some good news
- What if Medicare were a voucher program?
- Toward an efficient Medicare
- Austin Frakt smackdown: I misread the graph
- Happy new year
- Personal spending on health care went down last century, a lot [wrong]
- The odd logic of tort reform – ctd.
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Aaron’s stuff
Selected appearances:
The Colbert Report
Good Morning America
Sound Medicine (most recent)
The Ed Show
For speaking inquiries:
contact Jo at Speakers on Healthcare or at 800-697-7325
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Austin’s stuff
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Amazing but True
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