…which means that he wants to abolish both private property and market exchange. This naturally invites the objection that the modern economy is a very complex system of reciprocity, which…

…ACA Signups, after all. This is also true on a personal level: Both my wife and I are self-employed and have relied on ACA exchange coverage off and on over…

…residents enrolled in ACA exchange plans. Eighty-eight percent (88%) of whom are currently subsidized. I estimate they also have perhaps another ~8,000 unsubsidized off-exchange enrollees. Combined, that’s 5.6% of their total population. Assuming the…

…much more will ~42,000 Rhode Island residents pay if the improved #ACA subsidies expire?” Charles Gaba, ACA Signups Rhode Island has ~42,000 residents enrolled in ACA exchange plans, 88% of…

…that can fix the problem of the exchanges for January 1, 2026,” said Sen. Bill Cassidy, MD (R-La.), chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP) Committee, in…

…about the right’s various “flat tax” (FairTax, 9-9-9, USA Tax, consumption tax) proposals, on New Hampshire’s public radio station’s hour long program “The Exchange”, hosted by Laura Knoy. You can…

…has always been at the forefront of new-technology which enabled it to reap this benefit, but the Substitution Effect discussed here is almost as interesting as the heroin/Kalishnikov exchange rate….

…all the cash machines in the city were shut down. Restaurant prices changed hourly during my five-day stay, and there were sidewalk signs posting exchange rates that were written in…

…interesting if we see Excess Reserves start to fall when those tax payments all come due. And a sad thank you, Mike. You and I may have improved our lot…

…going into those with those technologies.” So what really unlocked those reserves was price. Not technology, not cleverness, not ingenuity. Don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot of very clever,…