Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Disincentives Matter: health care exchanges reward people for working less?
"How did health care costs in Massachusetts get so big? A major reason is that health care exchanges reward people for working less and earning less, says Shawn Tully, a senior editor-at-large with CNN.money". - National Center for Policy Analysis
Entire story and link to the original Shawn Tully story appear in hyper-link below:
http://www.ncpa.org/sub/dpd/index.php?Article_ID=19482
Entire story and link to the original Shawn Tully story appear in hyper-link below:
http://www.ncpa.org/sub/dpd/index.php?Article_ID=19482
77,000 federal workers paid more than governors - Washington Times
77,000 federal workers paid more than governors? No way! Way!
"More than 77,000 federal government employees throughout the country — including computer operators, more than 5,000 air traffic controllers, 22 librarians and one interior designer — earned more than the governors of the states in which they work."
- By Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times.
For the complete story see link below:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/may/31/77000-feds-paid-more-than-governors/
"More than 77,000 federal government employees throughout the country — including computer operators, more than 5,000 air traffic controllers, 22 librarians and one interior designer — earned more than the governors of the states in which they work."
- By Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times.
For the complete story see link below:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/may/31/77000-feds-paid-more-than-governors/
Friday, June 3, 2011
Anemic May Job Growth, March and April Revised Down, Unemployment Rises to 9.1%
"Nonfarm payrolls increased 54,000 last month, the weakest reading since September, the Labor Department said on Friday.
Private employment rose just 83,000, the least since last June, while government payrolls dropped 29,000. Economists had expected payrolls to rise 150,000 and private hiring to increase 175,000 in May.
The government revised employment figures for March and April to show 39,000 fewer jobs created than previously estimated." - CNBC.com 06/03/2011
Full article appears in link below:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/43265008
Private employment rose just 83,000, the least since last June, while government payrolls dropped 29,000. Economists had expected payrolls to rise 150,000 and private hiring to increase 175,000 in May.
The government revised employment figures for March and April to show 39,000 fewer jobs created than previously estimated." - CNBC.com 06/03/2011
Full article appears in link below:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/43265008
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Classic Thomas Sowell
The entire text of Thomas Sowell's original article, National Review, December 31, 1985, v37 p17 appears in the link below:
http://www.lexrex.com/informed/otherdocuments/english_primer.htm
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Morgan the Cow, a Humble Amish Farmer, and the FDA
'Among a half dozen speakers who railed against the FDA was Jonathan Emord, a Washington lawyer who specializes in representing individuals and business hit on by the the FDA. He may become involved in the Allgyer case, in which the FDA has sought a permanent injunction against the farmer for shipping raw milk to the food club outside Pennsylvania. Emord gave a pretty fiery speech for a lawyer.
"When a major pharmaceutical company commits fraud in a new drug application, or markets a drug that causes heart attacks and strokes in tens of thousands of people, far from stopping the company, the FDA stands in defense of it.
"But when a humble Amish farmer dares sell unpasteurized milk, the FDA gets down to business...FDA spent a year investigating Dan and entrapping him...They should be ashamed of themselves! This nation was built by yeoman farmers just like Dan Allgyer." ' - thecompletepatient.com
Link to the entire article appears below:
http://www.thecompletepatient.com/journal/2011/5/16/morgan-the-cow-gets-top-billing-at-capitol-hill-rally-for-am.html
"When a major pharmaceutical company commits fraud in a new drug application, or markets a drug that causes heart attacks and strokes in tens of thousands of people, far from stopping the company, the FDA stands in defense of it.
"But when a humble Amish farmer dares sell unpasteurized milk, the FDA gets down to business...FDA spent a year investigating Dan and entrapping him...They should be ashamed of themselves! This nation was built by yeoman farmers just like Dan Allgyer." ' - thecompletepatient.com
Link to the entire article appears below:
http://www.thecompletepatient.com/journal/2011/5/16/morgan-the-cow-gets-top-billing-at-capitol-hill-rally-for-am.html
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