Catching up on research presented in a couple of issues of Health Affairs.
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Every day the Strib outdoes itself in purveying the worst journalism you can imagine.
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A couple of more articles on aspects of climate that are ignored by the hysterics.
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Income inequality in the US is largely driven by poor behaviors within an ethnic group, not by differences between them..
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While the number of job openings appears to be declining, it isn't all bad news.
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And here is why I often wonder what investors are thinking when they make large investments in companies with dubious businesses. Carbon Health was going to open hundreds of primary care clinics and offer telehealth services as well. It raised over $600 million and borrowed a bunch of money as well. It is broke and filed for bankruptcy. Big investors like VC funds aren't always that smart.
https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/health-tech/carbon-health-files-chapter-11-bankruptcy-relief-more-100m-debt?utm_medium=email&utm_source=nl&utm_campaign=HC-NL-FierceHealthTech&oly_enc_id=4679D3169845B3YChamber Cardio helps cardiologists participate in value-based payment arrangements, which adjust payment based on outcomes. Medicare and other payers have implemented these but it makes no difference on total spending. Chamber raised $60 million in new funding. I predict it will be hard to get the money back.
https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/health-tech/chamber-gets-60m-jolt-power-value-based-cardiology?utm_medium=email&utm_source=nl&utm_campaign=HC-NL-FierceHealthTech&oly_enc_id=4679D3169845B3YViolent rioters in Minneapolis interfering with ICE operations are protecting murderers, rapists, robbers, etc.
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Evidence is piling up from good independent journalism regarding the network of rich people funding violence in Minneapolis.
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What the heck is the universe made up and just how weird are the "rules"?
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If you want a simple, easy to read primer on free-market economics and good policy-making try Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt.
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