Economic hitman
…FWIW, its not so polished that it doesn’t come across as a first novel, but on the other hand, it smoothly blends in some economics/finance with a Dan Brown-style conspiracy….
…FWIW, its not so polished that it doesn’t come across as a first novel, but on the other hand, it smoothly blends in some economics/finance with a Dan Brown-style conspiracy….
by Tom Walker (aka Sandwichman) (Dan here…this piece is in the middle of a conversation starting in 1997 to now and how we measure up in our capacity or willingness…
…Update: Dan here…see spencer’s post as well. While government spending fell like a stone, federal tax revenues fell only a little, from a peak of $44.4 billion in 1945 to…
…laws. Secretary Berwick (DHHS) is promising changes so ACOs can move forward. Congress currently is occupied elsewhere. (Dan here…now if only we could get Rusty to say this in English…
By Noni Mausa The Promise Merchants Part II — Postulates (Dan here…reformatted from the original posted earlier) 1. There is always [1] excess production. Individual human beings cannot produce enough…
…more in taxes” and doesn’t “have trouble making ends meet.” (Dan here…also see Economist’s View – Is it really the money? Nonetheless, as Republicans emphasize, taxes influence the decisions I…
by Beverly Mann crossposted with Annarborist Dan here..This post is quite long but interesting in the workings of the court and decision making process. Take the time, you will be…
by Dan Crawford There has been a little ruckus from the WSJ reporting on McDonald’s health insurance plans and applications for waivers from the 80% medical loss ratio requirement. Try…
by Dan Crawford Key players in the development of this story are judges in each state as they interpret state law defining proper ownership. Inquiry to two people who know…
by Dan Crawford Institutional Investor reminds us of a vital area not in the news, but drawing enough committed money to attract even hedge funds. Angry Bear has carried posts…