…outlays, by requiring plan A recipients to accept a higher ratio of costs to Medicare payments or achieve economy wide productivity growth in a Baumol’s disease afflicted (labor intensive) sector….

by Tom Bozzo, cross-posted from Marginal Utility Competition in (increasing) service quality doesn’t reduce costs: Dane County’s two hospitals that deliver babies are each spending close to $40 million to…

…an immediate corollary of Say’s Law. In an earlier paper, Roger Spencer and William Yohe had elaborated on this connection between so-called Say’s Law and crowding out: The most elementary…

…that labor is not a commodity. An early rationale for the proposition was given in 1834 by William Longson of Stockport in his evidence to the House of Commons Select…

…cost recovery pricing the best way to ensure the poor have access to good water services? I was seconded by Dr William Muhairwe, Managing Director of the NWSC Uganda. Arguing…

…consolidating control after his conquest of England in 1066 William the Conqueror commissioned the Domesday survey. In the course of this William’s commissioners accomplished something almost inconceivable for its time,…

…defense against foreign nations. It is a longstanding cause of the ideological right and was a decades-long cause of William Rehnquist, who crusaded for this ideology throughout his career, as…

…analysis from a commentary by William Greider that will appear in the February 2 edition of The Nation. He wrote: While Washington debates the terms of Obama’s stimulus package, others…

…Cheney and then in alphabetical order: Elliott Abrams Richard L. Armitage Gary Bauer William J. Bennett Jeffrey Bergner John Bolton Eliot Cohen Midge Decter Paula Dobriansky Steve Forbes Aaron Friedberg…

…and Mr. Kristol up to these attacks on Mr. Fitzgerald? Update: Media Matters contrasts William Kristol now to the 1998 defense of Ken Starr by guess who – William Kristol!…