If your poor enough you will get sick. If you’re sick long enough, you will be poor. Economics and healthcare are pretty much two sides to the same coin. After all the nonsense spoken about on the healthcare front, some of which is discussed here, I took a month off to gather some thoughts around a . . . → Read More: On Unconditional Tolerance
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From the perspective of a representative “playing their position” and looking out for their own constituents, Ben Nelson has done a wonderful job. As for the rest of the US, we’re asked to pick up the entire Medicaid bill for an entire state, for eternity. How wonderful is that? What this means is that Nebraska will not . . . → Read More: Ben Nelson Gets His Price Imagine that you do the same job year over year, and in each year you get paid less. This is the condition in which most physicians find themselves. It may be difficult for some to have sympathy for physicians because many believe that they make lots of money, though some do. Still, physicians spent most of their 20′s and some of . . . → Read More: Free Market Medicine – You’ll Like What You See. In Ohio there are many small roads that go under train trestles. At the time train tracks were being laid, it was cheaper to simply dig down and have the road go under the train tracks, rather than building bridges over them. The challenge is, many of these roads were built when cars were much smaller, . . . → Read More: Health Care Reform From A Patient Level Perspective What doesn’t stop or even slow down during an recession? Depreciation. Regardless of what we hear on TV in regard to the slowing economy, depreciation still continues. Car breaks and tires ware out, computers break, even educations depreciate as new innovations develop and new skills are required; and yes, even parts of people fall into disrepair . . . → Read More: One Reason Why Economies Improve |
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