Louis Brandeis says it all. Or did he? by Steve Roth Originally posted at Wealth Economics I do so love diligent lifelong scholars (“experts,” in today’s deprecatory usage) sharing with…

…the ACA expansions, including work requirements, more frequent eligibility determinations, and new cost sharing requirements. As a result, the effects of the reconciliation bill in rural areas will be larger for…

…rescission request this month. For some reason, reporters seem allergic to sharing this information with their audience. They routinely report that the recission request involves an appropriation of $535 million a year….

…say gross margins and MLRs are indicators of financial performance. It also says such may not translate to greater profitability. Advantage plans set their costs, overheads, and profits for areas…

“refining and focusing on what works and what doesn’t.” Sharing a commentary as taken from The one-handed economist. The market share of economics Some economists have called our discipline the…

…to its old logo. “We thank our guests for sharing your voices and love for Cracker Barrel. We said we would listen, and we have. Our new logo is going…

…Profits of U.S. Corporations: The 2017 Trump-GOP tax law for the first time set the tax rates on the foreign profits of American firms lower than the rate on domestic earnings, …

…private insurance companies, issued a statement: COVID-19 vaccines would be covered with no cost-sharing through the end of 2026. There’s less clarity about how coverage will work for public health…

…are the conglomerates buying up chains of hospitals, milking them for the profits, and spinning them off after the profitably and funds are minimalized or gone. AXIOS, New clinic closings…

…them to defer needed care. The legislation requires states to charge working people with incomes just above the poverty line — $16,000 year for an individual — new cost-sharing charges…