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LATICONOMICS (Free subscription) | 10/13/2009
Redistributing Health by Alan Reynolds Proponents of compulsory, government-designed health insurance can't seem to understand why others disagree. Perhaps the public is realizing that these proposals are fundamentally about redistributing health? Health-care "reform," that is, aims to shift costs and benefits of health insurance from some groups to others. And the losers are...
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HERTFORDSHIRE BIRDING (Free subscription) | yesterday
This very late COMMON REDSTART was present in a Letchworth garden on Sunday 9 October (per Alan Reynolds)
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Midknight Review (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... (PDF, 35 pp., 286Kb) William A. Niskanen The Undemanding Ethics of Capitalism (PDF, 7 pp., 78Kb) Alan Reynolds The Misuse of Economic History: Flawed Analogies with Japan's "Liquidity Trap" and the Great Depression (PDF, 19 pp., 158Kb)
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PrairiePundit (Free subscription) | 10/12/2009
Alan Reynolds: PROPONENTS of compulsory, government-designed health insurance can't seem to understand why others disagree. Perhaps the public is realizing that these proposals are fundamentally about redistributing health? Health-care "reform," that is, aims to shift costs and benefits of health insurance from some groups to others. And the losers are turning out to be less...
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Medical News Today (Free subscription) | 10/13/2009
... by at least half, because such "public options" are commonly substituted for private options" (Alan Reynolds, 10/11). McClatchy "The essence of today's health care debate revolves around the question of whether we as a society wish to view medical care as a fundamental human right or simply another marketplace commodity. In the past decades it was the latter voice that had been the...
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The Old Stile Press :: News & Work in Progress (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
... frissons as a youngster by putting seedheads in the foreground of their landscape paintings (eg Alan Reynolds). So often these echoed the hard angularity of the sculpture of that age and contrasted thrillingly with the softer shapes and textures of the spaces behind.
