What Happens When Jobs Collide With Health
The title of this blog is meant to provoke thinking about a fundamental dilemma that elected officials in any democracy face: when serving the public broadly means that jobs of a small number
Mike Critelli
Insidious Persistent Myths
Upton Sinclair, the author of The Jungle, and a renowned journalist from the early 20th century, once said that “it is difficult to get someone to understand something when the continuation of his
Disappearing Jobs
Every once in a while, an article about the economy cuts through conventional thinking and gets right to the heart of a critical issue. One such article is Andy Kessler’s Op-ed piece
A More Intelligent Way Of Building A Career
As both a parent of college-age children and a member of a publicly held diversified industrial company (Eaton Corporation) board of directors, I have more than a casual interest in the state of
Challenges in Reducing Costs Under the New Health Insurance Reform Legislation
Recently, I published a lengthy blog responding to Congressman Chris Murphy, a blog in which I took the position that the national health insurance reform legislation was flawed because it simultaneously increased the
Why Start-Up Businesses Cannot Solve the Unemployment Problem
I am a big fan of Thomas Friedman, so I avidly read everything he publishes. In the April 4, 2010, Sunday’s [https://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/04/opinion/04friedman.html]New