…expect, with high prices leading to recession, and low prices leading to inadequate supply. Her blog Our Finite World offers an extensive look at these issues. Originally published at Our…

…prices (whether average or median), we “would” find that prices are at or below manufacturer list prices for these products. However, how can such variability on price possibly represent the…

…prices for various procedures, ER visits, Imaging, MRIs, Inoculations, meds, doctors, etc. This was to be a complete list of prices or fees for services at the hospital as negotiated…

…producer prices for natural gas sold to electric utilities rose 27.7%, producer prices for industrial natural gas rose 2.6%, refinery prices for gasoline rose 7.3%, refinery prices for jet fuel…

…volume.” I’m fairly sure the word originally described assets. Now it is often used to modify markets so thick markets are called “liquid markets.” This is actually fairly important, since…

…It is not just the prices of imports that have increased. The prices of goods produced in the U.S. have also risen in response to tariff announcements. Since early March, prices…

…rose 11.1%, producer prices for LP gas rose 13.3%, refinery prices for gasoline rose 6.7%, refinery prices for diesel fuel rose 14.2%, refinery prices for jet fuel rose 12.9%, and…

…has become a feature, not a flaw, within the U.S. healthcare system. We know drug prices – at least the prices experienced by the end payer – are not set…

…Saturday’s off market trading.. To determine when prices were last at that level, we converted that interactive oil graph to show daily prices, and then tediously scrolled the daily price graph back…

…fail as the market share enjoyed by the Big Four is unlikely to yield them any retail space at market.  Now, in principal, I don’t outright disagree with everything Mr….