[unable to retrieve full-text content]We had rooftop solar on our house for eight years before we moved. Half the price was paid by Ameren, the electric utility, and we got a 30% tax rebate on the balance. Even with that steep discount, we never got back our put, even in nominal dollars. Solar panels are much cheaper now, and […] The post The future of solar power looks bright! appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Upcoding and Ethical Behavior
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Robert Devereaux, MD wrote a piece on upcoding at MedPage. “The Trouble With Upcoding Extends Far Beyond Ethics.” This is a topic I have touched upon a couple of times and have experienced myself. Fix the issue I am telling you about if you can or pass me along to someone who can. “The practice […] The post Upcoding and Ethical Behavior appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »It’s The Economy Stupid or How Voters Got It Wrong
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Why does it take, take a seven-foot-tall former professional basketball player to deliver the bad news. What about? How the citizens of the US misinterpreted the pricing of a dozen eggs as a bellwether for the US economy. The news is the economy was not bad. We weathered a pandemic because a president and a […] The post It’s The Economy Stupid or How Voters Got It Wrong appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Argentina bucks the trend. Vitamin A deficiencies are increasing
Because of libertarian policies of the Milei government in Argentina, poverty and food deficiencies are increasing. People are getting less healthy and, hence, less able to care for themselves and their loved ones. One problem we thought we got rid of but resurfaces in Argentina: vitamin A deficiencies. Children are getting sick and starting to go blind. Vitamin A helps your body protect itself against many diseases. Thanks to concerted action and diffusion of knowledge and action,...
Read More »MMT is primitive?
Look in the mirror if you want to see primitive.
Read More »Authorization Requests
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Recent articles I have been reading suggest Medicare Advantage provides healthcare at a lesser cost than Traditional Medicare. Or maybe it would be better to qualify this as individuals claim MA plans do so? I do not know whether such takes into consideration the cost of a Supplemental Plan or not and also Part D […] The post Authorization Requests appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Riksbankens penningpolitik — ett subtilt bondfångeri
Riksbankens penningpolitik — ett subtilt bondfångeri I ett baksäte sitter Riksbankens tidigare chef Stefan Ingves och scrollar mellan diagram på sin mobilplatta. Men han pratar inte, som man skulle kunna tro, om siffror och samband. Om vilka vetenskapliga beräkningar som ligger bakom Sveriges inflationsmål på två procent. I stället pratar han om att allt egentligen handlar om att hitta en berättelse, en linje, ett budskap som folk tror på … Scenen kommer...
Read More »Incomes, immigration, and the election
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Tuesday, November 12, 2024 – by New Deal democrat On Friday I wrote about how the Fed likely contributed, via hurting aspiring homeowners, to the outcome of the Election last week. Today I want to take a look at another issue – wages. As it happens, while I was writing this Paul Krugman put up […] The post Incomes, immigration, and the election appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »The economics of deportation
[unable to retrieve full-text content]The Trump administration is threatening to deport >10 million people. These are people who, regardless of their immigration status, are contributing to the economy and jobs by purchasing goods and service (“job creators”) and contributing to social programs like Social Security and Medicare. Indeed, if they are undocumented, they will never see benefits to the […] The post The economics of deportation appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Wishful Thinking
More wishful thinking from Democrat left:Given voters’ ire at the high cost of living, it might be wrong to assume Donald Trump will simply pick up where he left off and pressure the Fed to take interest rates right on down https://t.co/Mf70bunUQr— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) November 12, 2024
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