Major Problems in Montana's CI-128 (the Abortion Initiative)
- September 26, 2024
[A]s with all other forms of occupational licensing, medical licensing actually serves primarily to protect the practitioners at the expense of the public. Continue reading
READ MORER. Posner: “Third-party payment … systematically favors specialists over primary-care physicians, because specialists tend to provide discrete procedures, which are easier for the insurers, whether they are private insurance companies or government, to cost.” Continue reading
READ MOREState-level medical licensing laws prohibit doctors from providing charity care outside the state where they are licensed. Continue reading
READ MOREWriting for the Boulder Daily Camera’s Editorial Board, Erika Stutzman admirably defends individual freedom & responsibly by opposing Colorado House Bill 11-1173, which would prohibit naturopathic physicians from practicing without a license.
READ MOREOccupational licensing is a tried and true way for professionals to restrict competition while claiming to protect consumers. Colorado HB11-1173 is the latest example. It’s sure to put some naturopathic doctors of a job, limit entry of new doctors into the marketplace, and increase prices patients pay.
READ MOREHuffington Post: Does the Colorado Constitution guarantee the rights of violent criminals to be armed in prison or when released on parole? You might think so if you believe criticisms of Amendment 63. Amendment 63 would prohibit the state from forcing you to buy a politician-approved health plan and protect your right to pay for medical care […]
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