The question here is whether primary care can be commercialized more so than what it has been to date? Will profitability deliver a better healthcare model? Who will it serve?…

…2019 Global US Healthcare perspective. Not much has changed for US citizens healthcare. Indeed, one might say, it has worsened. The United States still spends more money on healthcare than…

…that neither the Medicare Act nor the ACA requires healthcare providers to accept Medicare insurance. These healthcare professionals are no more required by law to accept Medicare patients than they…

This is my last hogging post of the season. Congratulations to Bill Guerin and the rest of the Pens.

The best comment I’ve seen on a blog in a long time. That is why he gets the big bucks….

This op-ed is a collection of the worst arguments I’ve read on this issue. Comparing the woes of PBGC to whether we know how to reasonably forecast the future cash…

Here is another reason to see Revenge of the Sith: While “Star Wars” fans squabble over whether “Revenge of the Sith” contains any anti-Bush messages, one central figure has weighed…

…Current Account surplus a problem? and What is the connection to weak domestic demand? To answer these questions, I refer to an article written by Michael Pettis back on May…

There is so much to reflect upon with Michael Pettis’ new post, Economic Consequences of Income Inequality. I have been in total agreement with the way he looks at income…

…Americans at the expense of healthcare insurance corporations, healthcare associations, and a privilege few. Michael Steele’s words: “If you want an example of bad public policy, let’s look at this…