…is still some occasional similarity of motion, but the coordination breaks down and debt growth is generally quite a bit higher than GDP growth. The 80’s in particular stand out…

…illustrates that the recent recession was one of those rare times when growth rates deviated substantially. Human eye-brain coordination doesn’t deal well with exponential curve shapes. Straight lines are much…

…is easy to have increased waste as treatments and records may not be logged to computer leading to duplicate treatments and a lack of coordination amongst way to many doctors…

…Both in the grand sweep and in the year-to-year detail, the curves are pretty much in lock-step. Here is the data on a Log Scale: That’s coordination about as close…

…men and in all cases in which I am familiar those middlemen had some sort of internal coordination on both pricing and in keeping competing cartels out of their market…

…at 0.8460 in dollars during the day, reaching an intra-day high of 0.8992 on 9/22. The closing impact of the G7 coordination was roughly a 2.7% appreciation of the euro…

…better coordination of care and 2) lower cost, perhaps through a bundled payment system. The exact form of these organizations is still evolving. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accountable_care_organization The Federal Trade Commission appears to…

…the interests of those who fund the TARP programs – i.e., the American taxpayers. This is achieved by facilitating transparency in TARP programs, providing effective oversight in coordination with other…

…into something that worked. The idea is that if a central entity (an insurer, a hospital, or a hospital network) owns and coordinates services there will better care coordination and…

…concerted action that would involve overcoming significant coordination costs and collective action barriers – they would commonly fail to reach the 5 percent threshold. For example, data put together by…