On The Record

We are beginning a regular feature for TIE which is a daily post “On the Record” that is a roundup of tweets from @IncidentalEcon using

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Health literacy

Recent posts here and elsewhere about physician-patient information asymmetry made me realize that I was not aware of empirical work on the subject. Joshua Gans

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A few tax charts

I find that charts like these provide helpful perspective. The first two are from Citizens for Tax Justice. The last one is from the Center

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Party with the Patent Judges!

Does anyone see a conflict of interest when the world’s richest patent owners fly judges from all over the world to a 3-day conference in

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Reform will affect them, not you!

There’s a piece in the WSJ today on how some Republican legislators are having difficulty explaining the benefits of Rep. Ryan’s proposal to seniors.  Evidently,

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Reading list

Do bad report cards have consequences? Impacts of publicly reported provider quality information on the CABG market in Pennsylvania, by Justin Wanga, Jason Hockenberry, Shin-Yi

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