…within the current society. Under our current economic model, compensation is often in the form of money. Does an economy need money? Do we even know what money is? People…

…a national list of conservatives who would donate money. He said [it] was like a key to Fort Knox. It turned out he was right: Those people would give money….

…in 2023. Which means regardless of the historic harms with insulin we have showed with rebates (Money from Sick People Part I) or a provider’s deeply discounted acquisition cost (Money…

Big Pharma has become a familiar whipping boy in the debate over healthcare costs. CAR-T therapies to treat certain cancers, for example, can cost between half a million and a…

…federal money. Under Article I of the Constitution, the spending power is vested in Congress. The president has no power to put additional conditions on federal spending or to refuse…

…money-making product or service is fear— and their incentives are to induce as much fear as possible in jurors, legislators, and the general public. [Follow the money] However irrational such…

…In The Know: Should The Government Stop Dumping Money Into A Giant Hole? I think the last commentator is correct: If you love America, you throw money in its hole….

…They are kind of humorous in parts too. That Film about Money, part 1 The second part of That Film about Money I’m going to go watch the rest of…

Money Illusion in the Twenty-First Century The starting point for any consideration of inflation is that wages (and interest, profits, and rents) are prices.  Every transaction has two sides, and…

I’d like to interject a very concrete example into the large swirl of quite theoretical, thought-experiment discussion about whether “demand for money” means “demand for the medium of exchange” or…