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Not Just Measles: The Other Vaccines Developed After The Disease Already Disappeared
A previous story on Investigative Economics detailed how deaths due to measles had largely disappeared by 1961 when the measles vaccine was developed…
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Episode 23: Obamacare, UnitedHealth, and Medical-Loss Ratios
For more on UnitedHealthcare Group (UHG), I highly recommend Matt Stoller’s writing on the subject at Big wherein he details how the FTC under Khan lost…
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More Recent Flagrant Spending: Climate, Broadband, and Indian Health Services
While the pandemic was known to have caused the federal government to spend wildly through programs like the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)—with over…
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The V.A.'s $1.5 Trillion Financial Reassessment
In 2022, the net cost of running the U.S.
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HHS's Spending Spree
In 2018, payments for Medicaid switched to a block grant system for certain states, including the largest state Medicaid system: California.
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November 2024

October 2024

Episode 22: Garbage (And Recycling) Metrics
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Universities and Homeless Shelters: The Most Common And Suspicious NC Voter Addresses
Based on 2020 voter registration data for North Carolina, colleges and universities are by far the largest common address for voters.
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The Growing Gap Between Individual and Household Income
In 1984, the average amount of income brought in by an individual was not too far removed from that of a household.
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September 2024

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