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This evening, the first discussion after last week’s overview, will focus On the Origins of For “Profit” Healthcare
I am team teaching The Economics of Healthcare and Wellness—Focus on Transformative Solutions that began on January 24th.
You can register by scrolling down to view the syllabus and course fee. The course is sponsored by IPAK-EDU, an online education organization with dozens of courses taught by experts in various scientific and other fields. Use coupon code JACKSAYS75 to get 25% off.
Registration cutoff is February 15th.
US Senate candidate Kari Lake tape recorded a telephone conversation she had with the Arizona state GOP chairman, who then resigned after the tape was released where he allegedly offered her a bribe to drop out of the race.
Readers can make up their own mind if the former chairman, Jeff DeWit, who claims he was “setup” is telling the truth.
In 1997 I was the New Jersey Libertarian Party gubernatorial nominee. I was the first third party candidate to raise enough money to receive matching funds. By accepting the matching funds, I was required to participate in the two official debates and the candidates were invited to a third debate.
Toward the end of the campaign, I received a phone call from a businessman I had met a few years earlier with an offer he thought I would not refuse–to drop out of the race and endorse one of the major party candidates.
The offer was not cash but an appointment to prestigious position. I refused.
In my memoir I go into greater detail. I hope you take the time to read it in either the Kindle edition or paperback.
From what I have learned about the American political system, not only are bribes routinely dispensed but the whole system is one big bribery operation. Candidates ask for our votes with promises of money or policies that increase their income…tariffs, corporate subsidies, student loan forgiveness, welfare benefits, military-industrial spending, and the list goes on and on.
The welfare-warfare state in one gigantic money laundering operation.
“There is a right way and a wrong way, always choose the right way.” Abraham Sabrin (1914-2001) “Prediction is very difficult, especially if it’s about the future!” Niels Bohr
Every Wednesday at 11:05am talk show host Gary Nolan and I discuss the economy and politics. The Fort Myers Mises Circle presentations are available online.
Latest podcast on healthcare with host Johnathan Westover; Incentivizing wellness podcast with Bernadette Pajer; the Human Action podcast with Bob Murphy on my American journey; Joseph Cotto and I discuss Argentina and the US, and the Human podcast with Bob Murphy on healthcare; Robert Scott Bell and I discuss healthcare on the second hour of his podcast,
Murray Sabrin, PhD, is emeritus professor of finance, Ramapo College of New Jersey. Dr. Sabrin is considered a “public intellectual” for writing about the economy in scholarly and popular publications. His new book, The Finance of Health Care: Wellness and Innovative Approaches to Employee Medical Insurance (Business Expert Press, Oct. 24, 2022), and his other BEP publication, Navigating the Boom/Bust Cycle: An Entrepreneur’s Survival Guide (October 2021), provides decision makers with tools needed to help manage their businesses during the inexecrable business cycle. Sabrin’s autobiography, From Immigrant to Public Intellectual: An American Story, was published in November, 2022.
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