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Medicine Markup: Americans pay a lot for prescription drugs. Does that mean we pay too much?
Diabetics rationing their insulin because they can't afford the full dose. Senior citizens choosing between filling their prescriptions and buying groceries. Parents hoping an expired EpiPen will still work if their child has an allergic reaction. {{p}} Stories about Americans unable to pay the high cost of prescription drugs are not new. But in recent years, drug prices have drawn increased attention from policymakers on both sides of the aisle, prompted by the advent of expensive new treatments for Hepatitis C, cancer, and other illnesses, as well as steep price increases for existing ...
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Can the central bank achieve price stability?
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Facing Phase IV
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Conflicting goals
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Farmers face Phase IV
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The case for price stability
The testimony of Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President W. Lee Hoskins before the U.S. House of Representatives' Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy, supporting House Joint Resolution 409, which would establish achievement of price stability as the primary policy goal of the central bank.
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Pollution pricing
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Phase 3 1/2
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Can the central bank achieve price stability?