Tag: policy
A Possible Turning Point In The Power Of The Patient Voice In Policy
The recent Health Datapalooza reception in Washington, DC, hosted by AcademyHealth, showcased the power of patient activists and…
When Policy Goals Conflict – Econlib
In a recent post by Matt Yglesias, the complexities of US energy policies were brought to light. The…
‘Granny flat’ policy raises questions
Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon has expressed support for the proposed legislation aimed at making it easier to build…
Benson Interviews Henderson on COVID, Lockdowns, and Monetary Policy
Financial planner Drew Benson, a former student of economist David Henderson, was recently interviewed in two parts. The…
Global Insight: Kingitanga could bring foreign policy rethink
The Kingitanga movement's increasing influence is prompting a reevaluation of New Zealand's foreign policy. Renowned international relations expert…
Embedded Bias: Health equity policy brought unintended effect
The unintended consequences of collecting racial data for medical research have come to light in recent years, revealing…
Convention Invisibility Teaches A Crucial Health Policy Lesson
So what does this all mean for the future of health policy in America? The invisibility of important…
‘The time has come for policy to adjust’
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell recently hinted at potential interest rate cuts in the near future during his…
Heterodox Views on Monetary Policy
Exploring Diverse Views in Monetary Policy In a recent post, I discussed the idea of incorporating a variety…
Future health – the global policy dimension
Reimagining the Relationship Between Present and Future Generations In recent years, the United Nations has been grappling with…