…take scarce, life-saving medication from higher-risk Whites and give it to lower risk Blacks/Hispanics because Blacks and Hispanics have a higher risk of getting sick in the first place?  You…

…how sick their members appeared to be to get higher payments from Medicare. The industry vehemently contests the allegations. Saying the plans are being paid appropriately for the risk they…

…in property value at risk, including in high-risk states such as Florida. No, insurance costs aren’t done rising According to NOAA data, 2023 was the hottest year on record “by far.” And…

…add reduced risk of dementia: “Physical activity in both midlife and late-life was linked to substantially less dementia risk, a long-term analysis of a large cohort showed. Compared with the…

…that if some new entrants deviate from the Nash equilibrium and take the test they have wasted their effort. The informal reputational equilibrium (in a world in which voluntary test…

…suffer no incremental reputational risk as the team is sold, even though they failed to prepare the firm team for those next steps. (Think Sandy Weill and The Big C…

…be both. UPDATE: As usual, Mark Thoma was there first, and includes Mankiw’s disingenous response and Thoma’s spot-on analysis of the accompanying loss of reputational capital that response requires: Declaring…

…transaction. Not only would Microsoft incur the costs of drawing up the contract and so forth, but nowadays companies are taking reputational hits as a result of their tax shenanigans:…

It seems that the most recent employment report has convinced several* economists that there is a high risk that the Fed Open Market Committee (FOMC) will raise the target Federal…

…between fossil fuel ads and everyone else’s: they weren’t advertising a product. All the oil and gas ads being presented to The Guardian were reputational ads for the companies, or…