Entrepreneurship lock
No doubt many readers have heard of “job lock,” the incentive to stay in a current job for the health insurance benefits, even if another
No doubt many readers have heard of “job lock,” the incentive to stay in a current job for the health insurance benefits, even if another
If there exists a society that doesn’t struggle with the ethics (or equality) versus efficiency tradeoff, I’ve never heard of it. Moreover, the U.S. is
This post has been cited in the 3 March 2011 edition of Health Wonk Review. It constantly amazes me how entrenched many people get in
A reader requested that I include the name of the journal for each item in my reading lists. I will try to do that starting
Never mind what it is about, one of Paul Krugman’s recent posts includes this paragraph on instrumental variables (IV): Instrumental variables is a statistical technique
I’ve been asked several times and in several ways how and why health reform will play out differently across the states. In part, this has already been