The Incidental Economist
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CNN.com was kind enough to ask me to write an opinion piece for them on the court challenges to the ACA: (CNN) — It’s very
Most readers will have noticed that BU Law Professor Kevin Outterson has been posting here for some time. I haven’t formally introduced him or publicly
It has been amusing to see members of the same crowd who accused ACA proponents of contortionism in characterizing the individual mandate as a regulation
The Massachusetts Division of Health Care Finance and Policy (MA DHCFP) has released the results of its 2010 household insurance survey. It’s very good news, and to
Impermanence is a doctrine of Buddhism. Now it characterizes the U.S. tax system. For more on that, see today’s Wall Street Journal. I post about
In a NEJM Perspective piece, economist and AEI Scholar Joseph Antos recommends not “repeal and replace” but “delay and modify” (my words, not his). Absent a
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