DrGREEN's Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/266225/comments http://seekingalpha.com/article/110959-a-true-drama-of-wall-street?source=feed#comment-335248 335248 Same think we have in colleges
Same Problem we have in the Academia. Colleges and school pays the accreditation agencies annual fees and membership.
The Accreditation Agencies for schools (LAW, Science,Business, Public Health, and so on)
Do not care about the quality of the faculty degree and backgrounds or the abuse by the administrators against students and faculty. The accreditation site visit ask the faculty as a group what do they think about the administration. In such public form the answer is always positive to avoid retaliations.
It is a Joke. The Accreditation body is looking for new members and to renew membership. the victims are the faculty and students.]]> Sun, 21 Dec 2008 18:42:54 -0500 Same think we have in colleges
Same Problem we have in the Academia. Colleges and school pays the accreditation agencies annual fees and membership.
The Accreditation Agencies for schools (LAW, Science,Business, Public Health, and so on)
Do not care about the quality of the faculty degree and backgrounds or the abuse by the administrators against students and faculty. The accreditation site visit ask the faculty as a group what do they think about the administration. In such public form the answer is always positive to avoid retaliations.
It is a Joke. The Accreditation body is looking for new members and to renew membership. the victims are the faculty and students.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/102055-7-steps-to-restore-functioning-markets?source=feed#comment-291280 291280 (Home, Student loans, auto, credit cards)
AND make max interest charged for credit cards no more than 4 times the Fed./Discount rate.
and no more than 3 times for the home loans.
Other part of the money goes for free College education or have the college tuition to be no more than 5% of the state median income.
Last but not least outlaw home equity loans.
This way consumers will have no debt, and start buying again.
Banks will lend because consumers has no outstanding debt.
]]> Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:35:05 -0400 (Home, Student loans, auto, credit cards)
AND make max interest charged for credit cards no more than 4 times the Fed./Discount rate.
and no more than 3 times for the home loans.
Other part of the money goes for free College education or have the college tuition to be no more than 5% of the state median income.
Last but not least outlaw home equity loans.
This way consumers will have no debt, and start buying again.
Banks will lend because consumers has no outstanding debt.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/97245-don-t-panic?source=feed#comment-264239 264239 The Administration is telling the Taxpayers
"Your life or your Money"]]> Wed, 24 Sep 2008 21:34:58 -0400 The Administration is telling the Taxpayers
"Your life or your Money"]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/97245-don-t-panic?source=feed#comment-264238 264238 The Administration is telling the Taxpayers "Your life or your Money"]]> Wed, 24 Sep 2008 21:34:18 -0400 The Administration is telling the Taxpayers "Your life or your Money"]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/96810-not-a-single-canadian-bank-failed-during-the-great-depression?source=feed#comment-262681 262681 Banks allowed to cross the state line since 1985 or so.
see what happened?
it is the moral hazarded , greed, ,,,and,,,.]]> Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:59:00 -0400 Banks allowed to cross the state line since 1985 or so.
see what happened?
it is the moral hazarded , greed, ,,,and,,,.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/96788-bank-on-goldman-cramer-s-stop-trading-9-22-09?source=feed#comment-262048 262048 did you see Jon Stewart joke?
Cramer asked us to buy Bear Stern @ $28 , two days later it dropped to $2.00]]> Mon, 22 Sep 2008 21:56:24 -0400 did you see Jon Stewart joke?
Cramer asked us to buy Bear Stern @ $28 , two days later it dropped to $2.00]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/96430-bailouts-the-moral-imbalance?source=feed#comment-260256 260256
Many leaders in the health care industry keep telling us that Americans do not need a health care system run or controlled by the government. Whether it is run by the government or private enterprise, people want and clearly need affordable health care.

One part of the solution for reducing the escalating cost of health care is to create a single health insurance payer or a quasi-governmental health insurance agency. The proposed corporation would negotiate drug prices and payments for hospitals and physicians and would provide malpractice insurance to health care providers. As a natural monopoly, such an insurance agency would have lower costs due to economies of scale. With a single insurer, reimbursement and billing would be standardized, which in turn would reduce the cost of services provided by hospitals, physicians, and other health care providers. This would result in an economically efficient health system, providing access to care through equitable financing, efficient supply of services, and financial sustainability.

Another key facet of the solution is to stop linking health insurance to employment. If the healthiest members of the population were permitted to obtain health insurance outside the system insuring the vast majority of the population, the costs for care of the rest of the population would be inordinately expensive. The final facet of the proposed solution is including health promotion and disease prevention services within the health insurance program. It behooves the program to have clients improve their fitness and mental/emotional well-being to avoid expensive health care services. In long run, market forces would moderate demand for health care.]]> Sat, 20 Sep 2008 18:09:18 -0400
Many leaders in the health care industry keep telling us that Americans do not need a health care system run or controlled by the government. Whether it is run by the government or private enterprise, people want and clearly need affordable health care.

One part of the solution for reducing the escalating cost of health care is to create a single health insurance payer or a quasi-governmental health insurance agency. The proposed corporation would negotiate drug prices and payments for hospitals and physicians and would provide malpractice insurance to health care providers. As a natural monopoly, such an insurance agency would have lower costs due to economies of scale. With a single insurer, reimbursement and billing would be standardized, which in turn would reduce the cost of services provided by hospitals, physicians, and other health care providers. This would result in an economically efficient health system, providing access to care through equitable financing, efficient supply of services, and financial sustainability.

Another key facet of the solution is to stop linking health insurance to employment. If the healthiest members of the population were permitted to obtain health insurance outside the system insuring the vast majority of the population, the costs for care of the rest of the population would be inordinately expensive. The final facet of the proposed solution is including health promotion and disease prevention services within the health insurance program. It behooves the program to have clients improve their fitness and mental/emotional well-being to avoid expensive health care services. In long run, market forces would moderate demand for health care.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/96422-forget-about-a-v-shaped-recovery-maybe-a-w-or-l-and-what-about?source=feed#comment-260243 260243 Sat, 20 Sep 2008 17:39:37 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/96422-forget-about-a-v-shaped-recovery-maybe-a-w-or-l-and-what-about?source=feed#comment-260155 260155 Citizens (sorry, we call them consumers) with students loans, debt, and 20%-30% credit card interest rate ) , can not barrow. If banks lend them any way, the cycle turn again with net results.
people lose homes due to Bidden Clinton vote for the Bankruptcy law, and banks end owning the land and homes again.
NEED to Revise the bankruptcy law again and students loans waiver law.
]]> Sat, 20 Sep 2008 14:40:42 -0400 Citizens (sorry, we call them consumers) with students loans, debt, and 20%-30% credit card interest rate ) , can not barrow. If banks lend them any way, the cycle turn again with net results.
people lose homes due to Bidden Clinton vote for the Bankruptcy law, and banks end owning the land and homes again.
NEED to Revise the bankruptcy law again and students loans waiver law.
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