Cowen’s road
Austin Frakt
June 27, 2010
With a blog post titled “The Road to Medicare, not The Road to Serfdom,” Tyler Cowen got me to read his NY Times column in
With a blog post titled “The Road to Medicare, not The Road to Serfdom,” Tyler Cowen got me to read his NY Times column in
After multiple attempts Firefox failed to upgrade to a functioning version of 3.6.4 on two of my computers. That’s all I need to jump ship.
Usually, I’d stay away from something like this. But this can’t be right. Dave Weigel is out from the Washington Post. There’s no way I’m
Robert Weisman and Todd Wallack report in today’s Boston Globe: The three-month dispute has pitted insurers who insist the cap is forcing them to lose
Once upon a time I didn’t understand the internet, at least not the way I do now. In particular, I didn’t appreciate how certain bloggers
I suppose it’s Fannie Mae’s right to deny new mortgages to so-called “strategic defaulters,” as it announced this week. But I must admit as a
Kaiser Health News anticipates the consolidation in insurer and provider markets due to the new health law. Bloomberg Businessweek reports that … health insurers are
Jenn Abelson and Todd Wallack report in today’s Boston Globe that the attempt by Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick to hold down insurance rate increases has
The 2010 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting will be held a few miles from my office. So, I’ll be there, as will my colleague and co-blogger
A colleague asked on Facebook if I knew about any serious Medicare doc fix options (as in, scrapping the Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) system and
Jim Hufford recently completed a very good five-part series on the filibuster, to which I linked in the initial post of my own series. Since