I do not believe that government intervention solves problems. Usually it just adds complexity, inefficiency, bureaucracy and increases costs. But today John Mauldin looks at the effects of Obamacare and the broken medical system that is the current state of affairs in the United States. ~Tim McMahon, editor. By John Mauldin There is no doubt […]
The Economic Ramifications of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) Read More »
The healthcare systems in the U.K. and U.S. are vastly different, although the health-care system in the U.S. is currently undergoing changes that will address one of the key areas where it has been criticized — in terms of universal coverage.
Healthcare in the US vs. the UK Read More »
Health Insurance- The stated purpose of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (aka. ObamaCare) is to provide affordable health insurance to everyone. In fact, the program actually penalizes anyone who does not pay for coverage. The largest victims, however, are businesses who fund their own insurance program in order to keep it cost-effective. Assessment for
Health Care Reform To Cost Employers Billions Read More »
Editor’s Note: In the following excellent article Brandon Smith argues that world-wide, Socialism is a failure and that America can’t afford it and therefore it can’t be implemented. I’m not so sure. Politicians are known for implementing things we can’t afford and the consequences often take longer to be realized than a thinking person would
Is the Socialization of America Economically Impossible? Read More »
