Health Care and Organized Labor
Fox News Channel: National Center for Policy Analysis President and CEO John C. Goodman discussing how unions will be hurt and not helped by Obamacare.
The Key to Successful Medicare Reform? – Entrepreneurs
Reforming the Medicare payment structure to reward market-driven entrepreneurial innovations would cut healthcare costs by nearly $2.5 trillion by mid-century, according to a new study from the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
Big Bird Should Leave the Nest
Wall Street Journal: It’s time to end the federal subsidy for public broadcasting. Doing so now would be good for President Obama, Congress and the American taxpayers. And, it would also be beneficial for public broadcasting’s two arms, radio’s NPR and television’s Public Broadcasting Service.
How Entrepreneurs Could Solve Medicare’s Problems
Medicare, the nation’s health care program for seniors, faces growing problems of cost, access and quality. The solution lies in Medicare reforms that liberate health care providers to innovate, empower patients to control some of the money spent on their health care, and allow workers to save for their retirement health care expenses.
Bob McTeer- GDP Report
CNBC: National Center for Policy Analysis Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer explains the recent Gross Domestic Product report.
Five Tips On Hiring Temporary Employees
Forbes: Many employers plan to avoid paying a fine mandated by the new Affordable Care Act by hiring workers who work less than 30 hours a week, says NCPA President John C. Goodman.
Will You Be Able to Keep Your Current Health Insurance?
Psychology Today: Many private health insurance plans that are currently offered by employers will be discontinued due to regulations implemented from the Affordable Care Act, says NCPA President John C. Goodman in his latest commentary post.
The Left’s War on, well, Everything! Science, the economy and humans
Hawai’i Free Press: NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett offers his view on various stories that detail the left’s assault on modernity.
What’s the Fed’s Next Move?
CNBC: National Center for Policy Analysis Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer explains how he believes the Federal Reserve will behave in 2013.
Where Private Health Insurance Is Headed
Psychology Today: NCPA President John C. Goodman suggests the government is able to influence how doctors behave as healthcare becomes more socialized.
Bad Parents, Poor Kids
Townhall.com: In his latest Townhall.com commentary, NCPA President John C. Goodman says that bad parenting is to blame for poor school performance in low socioeconomic areas.
Hatton Sumners Scholarship supplies money, support
TheRambeler.org: The Hatton W. Sumners scholarship is a great opportunity for Texas Wesleyan University students to receive money and leadership opportunities through seminars and conferences.
Eduard Porter Scribbles Non Sequiturs To Incorrectly Denigrate Profits
Forbes: In his most recent Forbes commentary, NCPA President John C. Goodman corrects some inconsistencies and misstatements made in a recent New York Times column about the evolution of hospitals.
ACOs and the Nationalization of Healthcare
Psychology Today: Accountable Care Organizations will be the primary way in which nationalized healthcare will be implemented under the Affordable Care Act, says NCPA President John C. Goodman.
Obama's Health Care Problem
Townhall.com: In his latest Townhall.com commentary, NCPA President John C. Goodman explains some of the critical problems with the Affordable Care Act.
Texas Sens. Cornyn, Cruz Examine Galveston Plan for Private Social Security
Yahoo! News: Privatized Social Security programs, like the one in Galveston, Texas, can be a template used to reform the national Social Security program, according to an NCPA study.
The Debt Ceiling Debate: My Two Cents Worth
Forbes: Entitlement programs must be reformed in order to avoid an ever-growing debt ceiling, says NCPA Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer.
How Will Obamacare Affect Your Tax Bill?
Psychology Today: NCPA President John C. Goodman explains the hidden costs of the Affordable Care Act and how they affect healthcare consumers.
Can We Spend Ourselves From Recession To Prosperity?
Forbes: NCPA President John C. Goodman explains why an increase of government spending will not lead to a speedy economic recovery.
The Case for Abolishing Medicaid
Psychology Today: In a Psychology Today post, NCPA President John C. Goodman gives his reasons why Medicaid should be discontinued and identifies solutions to replace the program.
Richard McKenzie
Senior Fellow Richard McKenzie is a senior fellow with the National Center for Policy Analysis and a professor emeritus of economics and management in the Merage School of Business at the …
Bartley J. Madden
Senior Fellow After a career in money management and related investment research, that included the founding of Callard Madden & Associates, Bartley J. Madden retired as a Managing Director of Credit …
Obama is at Fault
Townhall.com: In his most recent Townhall.com commentary, NCPA President John C.
Goodman explains why President Obama is 90% to blame for the recent fiscal
cliff problems.
Allow Interest Rates To Rise While Keeping Monetary Policy Accommodative
Forbes: In his latest Forbes commentary, NCPA Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer gives his monetary policy suggestions and suggests allowing interest rates to rise.
Should We Replace Medicaid with Block Grants to States?
Psychology Today: NCPA President John C. Goodman suggests that many Medicaid problems could be averted if the current system is replaced with unrestricted block grants to the states.