Should doctors use Wikipedia for information?
Wait time to seen a new doctor in Boston: 72 days, the longest wait in the country.
Tens of thousands of people find that errors on Healthcare.gov can’t be fixed.
Nearly half of America lives paycheck to paycheck.
“It’s against the law for someone who knows that you have Medicare to sell you an [ObamaCare] Marketplace plan.” But what if you really want one? (More)
New Je
rsey taxes could eat up all of Peyton Manning’s Super Bowl earnings…
Krugman wrong again: there is no relationship between inequality and mortality.
Massachusetts is now home to the country’s worst performing exchange.
Peter Orszag: 63% of comparative effectiveness research money is going to things other than research. (Administrative costs?)
Tyler Cowen reviews the literature: the minimum wage does little to reduce poverty.
Margaret Carlson’s tribute to Tom Coburn.
CNS News interviews me on “death spirals.”
Bryan Caplan explains why economists put so high an economic value on life.
In Europe, immigrants can move to the country that pays the highest welfare benefits.
Another ObamaCare delay: executives can give themselves better benefits than they offer workers. (I believe this was supposed to kick in in 2010.)
Less than 5% of the people who visited Healthcare.gov signed up.
For nearly 4 in 10 (37 percent) people the subsidy wasn’t significant enough to get them to enroll.
