Many, many readers ask: How are they paying for this? Where is the money coming from? There’s no way they can pay for this. What’s
It’s clear to everyone that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is what we’re calling health reform now, right? Good. Anyway, Ezra Klein pointed readers to
University of Minnesota professor Roger Feldman, with whom I’ve co-authored several papers, has written an opinion piece for the Minneapolis/St. Paul Star Tribune. He takes
Google Wave is a relatively new Google product that claims to be a “real-time communication and collaboration. A wave can be both a conversation and
A reader asks: One item that I cannot find and would like to know is: When a person applies for health insurance after the reform
A reader asks: Just curious. Why don’t you permit comments/questions to your blog posts? That seems odd. My question is what does the word “affordable”
The Finance Buff (TFB) has just published a truly wonderful little book called Explore TIPS: A Practical Guide to Investing in Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities. Nearly
I’m not the least bit surprised that there are economic theories that specifically address estate taxation. But I was not the least bit aware of
There are so many explanations as to what the new law will do. But we might at well go to the source. From the White
Bloggers over on EconLog are anticipating some gaming of the individual mandate (Arnold Kling, Bryan Caplan). I agree with them that the individual mandate is
Let’s call the health reform that will be in place after budget reconciliation passes the Senate and is signed into law Health Reform 1.0. I
