Wednesday Links
- Why America leads the world in medical innovation.
- If the health care overhaul bill were a medical product it would have to come with a warning label, which could read something like this: Warning: This product will increase your health insurance premiums, make your children poorer and won’t make you healthier. That’s not all. There’s more.
- Unintended Consequences: Could government efforts to redesign cities to make them more pedestrian friendly, concentrate jobs in selected areas, and increase mass transit actually raise C02 emission levels?
- What does it say about politicians who think Americans who don’t buy health insurance should be subject to a $250,000 fine and/or five years in jail?
- The president is on his first official trip to Asia. Here’s an outline as to how the United States should engage the region.
- Podcast: “Obama’s Credibility on the Dollar“
Chris Moody • November 18, 2009 @ 3:32 pm
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Tags: AMA, government, Health, health care overhaul, health insurance, health insurance premiums, insurance, mass transit, medical innovation, unintended consequences
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: AMA, government, Health, health care overhaul, health insurance, health insurance premiums, insurance, mass transit, medical innovation, unintended consequences
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