Regulation through Taxation
One lesson from the United States’ Obamacare debacle has been that if Congress can’t get its way through regulation, it can always resort to taxes.
One lesson from the United States’ Obamacare debacle has been that if Congress can’t get its way through regulation, it can always resort to taxes.
Liberty-loving people are right to be appalled by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. However, just about every evil in the legislation has already been inflicted on the market through fifty years of state destruction of the healthcare market.
In the 1970s, Penthouse magazine had a reputation for featuring the ideas of unorthodox political thinkers and movements.
I’ve been critical of the Obama administration in the past, so it’s nice to find something positive to say.
I have previously reported about a friend of mine and her experience with Obama Care.
Unfortunately this team seems to be covering up a possible risk to children, especially black children.
As part of a follow-up to my article on cannabis industry and its many rel
With reporters of the Western World losing their heads over the outbreak of the Ebola virus, it’s helpful to put it in the context of other disease
The modern health insurance industry, a by-product of government regulation and tax policy, has led to a system in which the consumer of medical services doesn’t know the costs or final prices charged for services. Without a functioning system of price signals, prices cannot be contained.