…results as showing that an increase in sovereign risk in the origin country discouraged risk-taking by multinational firms based there, while the increase in risk in the host country caused…

…physicians what they already k new, Depakote was a very valuable medication for “off-label” (unapproved uses). In the irony department, prescribing and administering Depakote for off-label uses is legal, and…

…information about products’ energy use. Label is voluntary, and Congress ordered it The Energy Star label is voluntary for products that meet certain efficiency levels, and differs from Department of…

…were sponsored to compete with for-profit insurance companies. Install something akin to the Risk Corridor and the Reissuance programs which exist in the Medicare Part D drug program to protect…

…to die from heart disease than those classified as abstainers.2 Systematic reviews and meta-analyses of this literature3 confirm J-shaped risk curves (protective associations at low doses with increasing risk at higher doses)….

…hospitals are at risk of closing, and in 10 states, over 50% are at risk. Rural hospitals are at risk of closing in almost every state. In the majority of…

…their (firms’) behavior was deceptive and fraudulent by any reasonable measure, they face (statistically) approximately zero risk of going to jail. They (we) have offloaded all the risk onto the…

…from cherry-picking health enrollees. The risk adjustment program pays plans more for enrollees with higher “risk scores,” calculated on the basis of enrollees’ diagnosed medical conditions. Plans have various means…

…don’t know). That is issuers of credit pay for ratings from all the major agencies — the fees being tiny compared to the added reputational value of a second opinion….

…in her 2019 Jackson Hole presentation, “U.S. Monetary Policy and International Risk Spillovers.” In her analysis, there are two components of risk, global risk and country-specific risk, and these are…