In his book 'Bureaucracy,' the economist Ludwig von Mises characterized the Federal bureaucracy as the 'straitjacket' paralyzing individual initiative, innovation, and overall soci...
In his book 'Bureaucracy,' the economist Ludwig von Mises characterized the Federal bureaucracy as the 'straitjacket' paralyzing individual ...
We are angry. But why is it so obscure? Why is it different than electronics? Why is it different than buying a car?
We are all unhappy, but we have to be rational about what we are doing.
In a free society, rational thinking, labor unions, and businesses, and health organizations are choosing a PBM.
I think there is a possibility, and I think that might be one complaint.
We want lower prices, but if you want to mandate lower co-prices for things, you may well get the opposite.
A publicly traded company to promise to base their prices on bullying from a politician would actually be in breach of their fiduciary duty.
We are going to ban the cheaper form of buying your drug insurance. Why would we ban the cheaper form?