…U.S. will be about separation of powers. But about separation of WHICH powers?” I updated that post on May 17 to include an exchange between reader Mike Hansberry and me…

…enrolled in the Exchanges are unhappy with the insurance they purchased? No. Most People Who Signed Up for  Obamacare Are Happy Just one month earlier a Kaiser Foundation poll showed…

…pointing to my many previous posts explaining those definitions’ undeniable virtue (and difficulties): Money is the exchange value embodied in financial assets. Financial assets are legal constructs defining claims. The…

…2-1 striking down the funding of the PPACA based upon an earlier IRS interpretation of PPACA Section 1311 stating “Exchanges established by States.” Section 36B of the Internal Revenue Code,…

…Exchange Plans under PPACA. For example this from Fox: UnitedHealth pulls back on ObamaCare exchanges amid huge losses This is of course presented as some additional proof of the failure…

…Law says no coverage available. • Eligible for Subsidized Exchange policies: 6.5 million; And chose not to sign up. • Ineligible for Subsidized Exchange policies: 7.0 million; And have the…

…back to foreign sources. The most plausible such offset was, of course, appreciation of the real exchange rate, which could occur only through inflation or, more plausibly, a stronger dollar….

…exchange value, the buffer stock employment model addresses the social ill of unemployment by introducing what many would consider another social pathology—growth of the consumer culture. Perpetuating the market mentality…

…the predominant mechanism is clientelism. A brief digression: Most of the literature on clientelism appears in political science, where it refers to the exchange of votes for personally targeted services…

…hearing aids, you can kind of think that keeping a market in the most innovative parts of health care would be a good thing. So something like an insurance-plus-exchange system…