What are the economic implications of health insurance and government regulation of the health care industry?

Mar 26, 2017 ... A defence of the idea that attacking mainstream economics is a progressive endeavor. Not criticising mainstream economics - I've done plenty of that - but ... Jan 26, 2025 ... No photo description available. Rick Gannon. 󱢏. Blogger. No photo description available. LBC. 󱢏. News & media website. No photo description ... Feb 6, 2025 ... It infiltrates paid jobs, eroding rights and deepening inequality. From freelancers' extra hours to care workers' unpaid duties, it sustains ... Nov 15, 2023 ... The near-consensus among mainstream economists in recent years was that inflation would persist – and even accelerate – and that this justified substantial ... Neoclassical economics conceptualized the agents, households and firms, as rational actors. Agents were modeled as optimizers who were led to "better" outcomes. Aug 9, 2017 ... They stood idly by as jobs went overseas, demand was sapped by increasingly uneven distributions of income, competition was destroyed by lax ... Notre objectif est de montrer que la conception de la personne dans l'éthique du care est très différente de celle de l'économie dominante. Found an error or omission? Volunteers. Opportunities to help RePEc · Get papers listed. Have your research listed on RePEc · Open a RePEc archive. Have your ... Apr 1, 2006 ... The Turn in Economics: Neoclassical Dominance to Mainstream Pluralism? John B. Davis. Marquette University, [email protected]. Published ... The mainstream economic approach is doggedly nonjudgmental about people's preferences: what the individual wants is presumed to be good for that individual.