More Is Not Always Better - May 2008
One of the basic assumptions of many health care reform advocates is that a “richer” plan which provides a broader range of benefits and which has a higher percentage reimbursement for medical events
Mike Critelli
Government Pension Liability
In the July 11 New York Times there was an article on the serious issue of state and local government pension liability [https://www.northjersey.com/news/16843296.html], and the debate about
Voting
Recently, I attended a conference of the National Association of Secretaries of State [https://www.nass.org/]. My main interest was in voting processes because Pitney Bowes has a secure, reliable voting-by-mail solution
How Did Connecticut Become a Fiscal “Basket Case?”
How did Connecticut become a fiscal basket case over the last two decades? After reading this, you will be surprised that it did not happen earlier. Connecticut has become a fiscal “basket case.
Performance enhancing drugs: what can we do
Given the recent suspensions of 13 Major League Baseball players as a result of the Major League Baseball investigation of the Biogenesis Clinic, I re-read a most insightful book called The Juice, written
Disappearing Jobs
Every once in a while, an article about the economy cuts through conventional thinking and gets right to the heart of a critical issue. One such article is Andy Kessler’s Op-ed piece