“Trust Me” Policy Failures in the Absence of a Null-Hypothesis Aztec Human Sacrifice, Radical Mastectomies and Quantitative Easing November 30, 2013 Wes Chapman I was [...]
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Category "Economic Policy"
The Power from the Combination of ISO, Lean & Six Sigma – A Case Study in Healthcare
Quality System Consolidation in Healthcare The Power from the Combination of ISO, Lean & Six Sigma August 18, 2013 Wes Chapman Introduction I took over [...]
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Derivatives Abuse and Old Time Hockey
I am delighted to welcome my friend Rory Laughna back as a guest author with a wonderfully lucid piece regarding [...]
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Potholes in the Road – Lessons from the End of Cheap Money
Potholes in the Road Lessons from the End of Cheap Money Wes Chapman June 22, 2013 Road Trip! Two weeks ago [...]
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Where Have You Gone Mr. Drysdale?
Preface: It is a pleasure to welcome back my old friend Rory Laughna to the readers of the blogosphere. Rory is one [...]
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Fear, Greed, Stupidity and a Trade for the Ages
Fear, Greed, Stupidity and a Trade for the Ages April 8, 2013 Wes Chapman “Three great forces rule the world: stupidity, fear [...]
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The Opportunity of Oncology ACOs – Strategic Considerations & Challenges – A Return to the Elusive Promise of Capitation
The Opportunity of Oncology ACOs Strategic Considerations & Challenges: A Return to the Elusive Promise of Capitation January 24, 2013 Wes Chapman The Imperative [...]
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Opportunities in Healthcare M&A – a Structural and Data Driven Revolution
Opportunities in Healthcare M&A The FTC and the Alphabet Soup Antidote - An Information Driven Structural Revolution October 15, 2012 Wes Chapman My friend [...]
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Tax Refugees, the Buffett Rule and Emergent Phenomena
September 18, 2012 Wes Chapman “Capital goes where it's welcome and stays where it's well treated” Walter Wriston I was struck by a recent [...]
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Complexity Theory and the 8% Projected Return on Pension Assets
Cry havoc, and let slip the actuaries! With apologies to William Shakespeare Cheap money, persistent disequilibria, actuarial follies & the looming pension [...]
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