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"Thinking Small" on California Health Reform? Not Small Enough!
By: John R. Graham
2.29.2008

Playing Whack-A-Mole in Sacramento: You Can't Keep A Bad Reform Down


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Healthy San Francisco: Wouldja Like An Employee Voluntary Waiver with Those Fries?
By: John R. Graham
2.26.2008

Costs of Bureaucratic Compliance Already Piling Up for Small Businesses
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Health Net's Arbitration Verdict: A $9 Million Reward for Carelessness
By: John R. Graham
2.25.2008

Another Schwarzenegger Health "Reform" Ally's Hypocrisy Revealed?
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Massachusetts Hospital Association's New Recipe for Fudge
By: John R. Graham
2.21.2008

Delusions About Cost & Benefits of Health "Reform" Persist
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Economic Outlook Still Bad from Green Energy
By: Thomas Tanton
2.19.2008

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) introduced a bill last week to yet again extend a number of clean-energy tax breaks. The “Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Tax Act of 2008” is modeled on the credit extensions originally in last year’s omnibus energy bill. The new bill, HR 5351, includes a three-year extension of the production tax credit for wind and other renewable energy sources brought on-line through the end of 2011. The measures would cost $7.19 billion over the next 10 years, according to a bill summary published by the House Ways and Means Committee.
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NY's "Cuomortician" Strikes Again! Attorney General to "Fix" Prices
By: John R. Graham
2.14.2008

But At Least the Goal is Worthy: "Transparency"
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Over Regulating Health Insurance & The Law of Unintended Consequences
By: John R. Graham
2.12.2008

California's Regulators Abolished Legal Underwriting, So Insurers Outsource it to Doctors
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What Happens In Vegas, Stays In Vegas
By: John R. Graham
2.11.2008

Unless It Doesn't Happen At All: Notes on the UnitedHealth/Sierra Merger
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Massachusetts Health Reform: Rewriting History
By: John R. Graham
2.7.2008

Connector Boss Does Some Magical Budgeting
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Thrills, Chills and Hospital Bills: Maybe They're Not So Crazy After All
By: John R. Graham
2.5.2008

Overall, uninsured patients pay a little more than Medicare patients in California hospitals


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Another CON Bites the Dust?
By: John R. Graham
2.4.2008

Florida Governor Crist Makes the Right Call on Hospital Cartels
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Whose Economy?
By: Thomas Tanton
2.4.2008

The Senate Finance Committee has put forth changes to the economic stimulus package developed by the House and President Bush.  One of those changes is to extend for another year (through 2009) the Production Tax Credit (PTC) for certain renewable energy technologies.  The primary beneficiary of the PTC is wind.  Does continuation of the PTC help stimluate the economy of the U.S.?
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Thrills, Chills, & Hospital Bills: Why Are They So Crazy?
By: John R. Graham
2.1.2008

In a Pointless Exercise, San Diego's Scripps Health to "Refund" Uninsured Patients' Excessive Charges


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Climate Change Captives?
By: Amy Kaleita, Ph.D
2.1.2008

The AP reports that,

"Global warming issues took over lecture halls in colleges across the country Thursday, with more than 1,500 universities participating in what was billed as the nation's largest-ever "teach-in."


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