Regulation

Who is Practicing Medicine?

Deane Waldman | Posted 08.15.2008 | Living


Deane Waldman

Examples are endless: The fact is that medicine is a complex team sport. Financial, managerial, legal, and operational decisions impact patient outcomes at least as much as strictly medical decisions.

Stealth Advertising: The Dangerous Sound of Media Silence

Nancy Marsden | Posted 08.08.2008 | Media


There's nothing philosophical about it. When a press release from 23 watchdog groups falls in the media "forest" and nobody hears it, as far as the pu...

Love it or Leavitt

Cristina Page | Posted 08.08.2008 | Politics


Cristina Page

Women have had to run a gauntlet to get reproductive health care in recent years. If left to the Secretary of HHS, that gauntlet may be the healthcare passage for everyone.

It's Time To Re-regulate Business

Hale "Bonddad" Stewart | Posted 08.04.2008 | Business


Hale

As the credit crunch plays out, one central theme is becoming very obvious: deregulation has gone way too far.

Bipartisan Support for our Children -- It Has Happened!

Christopher Gavigan | Posted 08.01.2008 | Green


Christopher Gavigan

The final day of July 2008 may go down in history as the moment the tides of democracy shifted away from corporate cronyism and back to the people.

From FDA to GSK: The Dangerous Partnership between Government and Big Pharma

Dr. Peter Breggin | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics


Dr. Peter Breggin

The FDA is not so much a watchdog agency as an active member of the psychopharmaceutical complex working on behalf on the drug industry.

Reagan Revolution Out Of Style, Regulation In Even With Republicans

Wall Street Journal | Bob Davis, Damian Paletta and Rebecca Smith | Posted 07.25.2008 | Business


WASHINGTON -- The housing and financial crisis convulsing the U.S. is powering a new wave of government regulation of business and the economy. Feder...

FISA and Corporate Misbehavior

Bernard I. Finel | Posted 07.21.2008 | Politics


Bernard I. Finel

I just returned from the Netroots convention, and needless to say, there is a lot of anger out there about the FISA "compromise." But I'll be blunt -- I find this anger misplaced and frankly naive.

Goodbye, Gramm -- Samson, Not Pillar

John Tepper Marlin | Posted 07.19.2008 | Business


John Tepper Marlin

Phil Gramm designed the 1999 takedown of the Glass-Steagall Pillar. It's just too bad, if you support Obama, to see such a juicy target removed.

My Talk With Bob Reich: Only Democrats Can Save Globalization from Republican-Generated Backlash

Nathan Gardels | Posted 07.15.2008 | Business


Nathan Gardels

Robert Reich: "Capitalism has always required regulation in order to ensure against fraud and excessive speculation. Greenspan allowed the economic crisis to happen because he believed that capitalism was self-correcting."

Regulation is Not a Bad Word

Cenk Uygur | Posted 07.15.2008 | Politics


Cenk Uygur

McCain and Gramm are financial radicals who have taken over the system. The idea of putting them back in charge is absolutely unthinkable.

Driving Long Distances in Powerful Vehicles: Gas Tax vs. Industry Regulation

Emily Erikson | Posted 07.07.2008 | Politics


Emily Erikson

The net result of a progressive tax structure in the US has been increased social mobility, which is a more important and durable part of American culture than, for example, owning driving long distances in SUVs.

Social Conservatives Still In Charge of Republican Party

Rep. Barney Frank | Posted 06.27.2008 | Politics


Rep. Barney Frank

Leading economically conservative organizations who argued the proposed gambling regulations would interfere with the functioning of our financial system had the support of less than 10% of Republican congressmen.

Product Placements To Get A Closer Look by the FCC

Lucas Conley | Posted 06.24.2008 | Business


Lucas Conley

We don't need more disclosure -- we need less advertising. Five placements a minute? We're already living in branded world, inundated by 3,000-5,000 ad messages a day. Enough!

Fear of Flying

David Goldstein | Posted 06.13.2008 | Business


David Goldstein

If the airlines are so willing to cut corners above deck, where the paying customers can see it, I'm damn frightened to learn what they're cutting behind the scenes.

Job Killers -- Or Just More Fear?

Dave Johnson | Posted 05.20.2008 | Business


Dave Johnson

The California Chamber of Commerce has released its annual list of what it calls "job-killer bills." Why is it that the hit-list seems to only target Democrats?

The Legacy of TWA Flight 800

Robert Davey | Posted 05.19.2008 | Politics


Robert Davey

Whether the FAA has the nerve to impose a new expense of hundreds of thousands of dollars per aircraft remains to be seen. Whether the rule is necessary is another question.

Alan Greenspan: A Bad Offense is a Bad Defense

Jeff Madrick | Posted 04.09.2008 | Business


Jeff Madrick

Alan Greenspan took to the pages of The Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal to defend his legacy this week. He didn't salvage it.

What All These Cries For "More Regulation!" Actually Mean

Henry Blodget | Posted 04.01.2008 | Business


Henry Blodget

Our regulatory systems and enforcement can always be improved. But let's be honest about what's really going on here.

It's Time to Reregulate Business

Hale "Bonddad" Stewart | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business


Hale

Between toys that might kill our children, a food safety system that isn't working, airlines that might be flying unsafe airplanes, and our entire financial system, it's clear something isn't working.

Taxpayers: Pay Up, Suckers!

Allison Kilkenny | Posted 03.27.2008 | Politics


Allison Kilkenny

Taxpayers are the victims of an elite group of corrupt carpetbaggers, politicians and executives, who prey on their good nature and willingness to invest in their community.

Smart Advice for the HuffPost Investor: Everything You Wanted To Know About Investing and Had The Courage to Ask!

Dan Solin | Posted 03.26.2008 | Business


Dan Solin

I have nothing against those who want to speculate with their assets. However when speculators regale us with reports of outsized returns, it is important to challenge them for several reasons.

We Need Regulation: The Mythology of Moral Hazard

Jeff Madrick | Posted 03.25.2008 | Business


Jeff Madrick

Good regulation is about transparency and a level playing field. It is about recognition that over-speculation is a persistent habit of markets and should be restrained but with ample room for market price setting.

Terrorists On Wall Street

Harry Fuller | Posted 03.19.2008 | Business


Harry Fuller

This is the latest in terror tactics: give me money or I blow my corporation up. The U.S. hasn't been this pathetic since Katrina.

Republican Ideology Has Broken the Economy

Hale "Bonddad" Stewart | Posted 02.27.2008 | Business


Hale

I is clear that deregulation has exceeded the "too much of a burden on business" argument. Instead, too little regulation has broken the economy.


 

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