Day: January 11, 2010

U.S. vs. European Economies

Austin Frakt January 11, 2010

In response to my summer project ideas bleg GrandArch suggested a focus on the differences between U.S. and European economies. He, and others, may find

Coming to grips with the excise tax

Aaron Carroll - RA Archives January 11, 2010

The tax by which reform is paid seems to be shaping up as the last big battle to be fought between the House and the

Gruber, the Excise Tax, and the Politics of Policy

Austin Frakt January 11, 2010

A lot of well-meaning people and good ideas can get tarnished when they enter the realm of politics. Take Jon Gruber, who’s been in Krugman’s

Hard Evidence, Information, and Incentives—The Real Keys to Reducing Medicare Costs

Guest Post January 11, 2010

The following is a guest post by Randall Brown, Vice President and Director of Health Research at Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. He is a nationally

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Day: January 11, 2010

U.S. vs. European Economies

Coming to grips with the excise tax

Gruber, the Excise Tax, and the Politics of Policy

Hard Evidence, Information, and Incentives—The Real Keys to Reducing Medicare Costs

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Day: January 11, 2010

U.S. vs. European Economies

Coming to grips with the excise tax

Gruber, the Excise Tax, and the Politics of Policy

Hard Evidence, Information, and Incentives—The Real Keys to Reducing Medicare Costs

The Incidental Economist

Editors In Chief

Managing Editor

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