What I said, and didn’t
Austin Frakt December 15, 2010
Just a reminder: I say what I mean and only what I mean. So, if I write, “Egg yolks are too slimy,” that’s exactly the
Just a reminder: I say what I mean and only what I mean. So, if I write, “Egg yolks are too slimy,” that’s exactly the
To better collaborate with a colleague, I need to get up to speed on substance use treatment programs. Specifically, I’m searching the literature for the
I was part of an email discussion this morning on alternatives to the individual mandate. Here’s an idea: why not just implement a phased in
Last night David Leonhardt published an interesting column and blog post. Both are worth reading in full, as is much of the content to which
An interesting post by Paul Starr yesterday got me thinking about alternatives to the mandate. As I’ve written before, perhaps we should just charge a
The following is from Information asymmetry and performance tilting in hospitals: a national empirical study by Wang et al. (Health Economics, 2010). [A] hypothetical model
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