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Tort reform may save lives.
Health care's critical problem, rising costs, would be solved with more competition and greater individual control over health spending.
The view thatin the health care debateworkers get the short end of the free-market stickresults frommisunderstandingbasic economics.
The United States should establish the Alzheimer's Solutions Project to ultimately prevent Alzheimer's disease.
The same health care system capable of delivering innovative, intensive services sometimes fails to provide for the most routine care.
The idea that home ownership confers special benefits on American society is deeply embedded in our culture--so much so that our national tax policy confers a special benefit of its own on it.
Will Medicare's trust funds be depleted by the year 2018?
The mathematical models used to design and evaluate structured mortgage securities, using vast computer power and reams of data, did not save us from the consequences of all-too-human behavior.



