…why, compare groceries with healthcare. The federal government will spend $1.9 trillion on healthcare this year. That’s about 36% of the total expected health spending in the country, which means…
Spending on Healthcare as a Part of GDP I realize I’m being impolite (Dean Baker), but we’re facing fascism and the NYT is saying things are clearly untrue and very…
…the amounts of rebates in total, by state, and by Healthcare Insurance Company. “The 80/20 Rule” http://www.healthcare.gov/law/resources/reports/mlr-rebates06212012a.html To take this a step further and look up your own insurance company,…
One party’s perspective of Healthcare. Hat Tip to Hullabaloo Answer the question, what is the alternative to the PPACA??? Neither the Republicans, the Healthcare Industry, or Healthcare Insurance has come…
…obtaining healthcare insurance (unless you are exempted from the mandate), is, indisputably, to encourage people to obtain healthcare insurance, not to raise revenue. That is a fact and it also…
…to some extent but by no means fully the profoundly harsh and quite-often deadly American healthcare-access/healthcare-coverage system, and that Lummis is fraudulently invoking her husband’s untimely death in the service…
…her (and her daughter’s) complaint—without any hint of recognition of irony—that Sanders’ single-payer healthcare insurance plan would kill Obamacare. As if it weren’t the very purpose of a single-payer healthcare…
…had misjudged the market sought nearly $2.9 billion in payments, many nonprofit insurance Co-ops failed, healthcare insurance companies began to raise premiums to compensate, and some healthcare insurance companies recognizing…
…they emit inflicts on everyone else. But it turns out there are a lot of these behavioral externalities in healthcare. For instance, here’s an infographic I took from Blue Cross…
Charles Gaba at ACASignups talks about the three legs of healthcare supporting it, the composition of them, and why each of those legs are necessary for healthcare. Charles reviews Enrollee…