Laura Joszt

Articles

Three economists concluded in a Johns Hopkins working paper that lockdowns in response to the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic did not have a significant effect on mortality rates, but the paper's findings have been criticized.

Johns Hopkins working paper says COVID-19 lockdowns not worth it, sparks fierce debate

Common Retirement-Savings Mistakes

Common, Costly Investor Challenges

While industry analysts expected Medicaid expansion states would see larger increases in paying customers compared to non-expansion states, the gap was far greater than predicted.

Providers in Medicaid Expansion States Report Better Finances

The earlier ruling from a 3-person DC appeals court that invalidated healthcare subsidies for people purchasing plans on federally run marketplaces will be reconsidered by the full circuit court.

ACA Subsidies Ruling to Be Reconsidered

The newest final rule for the Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs provides more flexibility in how healthcare providers use certified electronic health record technology to meet meaningful use for an incentive reporting period in 2014.