Arnold Relman, who is no friend of market-oriented health care policy, nonetheless gives a kind review to Crisis of Abundance in the New England Journal of Medicine. The review is behind a subscriber wall, but excerpts can be found here and here.
UPDATE: The review is now available here.
Sep 11 2006
Jonathan D. Fisher and David S. Johnson write, we show that there has been a large increase in income inequality but no concurrent increase in consumption inequality in the 1990s. Conversely, income mobility and consumption mobility are similar during this time period. Finally, we link the concepts of inequality and ...
Sep 10 2006
Laugh if you must, but I've always enjoyed the Journal of Libertarian Studies. Last week, I came across another great read in a recent issue: John Payne's "Rothbard's Time on the Left." It's a fascinating account of Rothbard's "strategic alliance" with the radical left during the 60's, and though I've heard the whole...
Sep 10 2006
Arnold Relman, who is no friend of market-oriented health care policy, nonetheless gives a kind review to Crisis of Abundance in the New England Journal of Medicine. The review is behind a subscriber wall, but excerpts can be found here and here. UPDATE: The review is now available here.
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