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Mitt Romney once tried to wager $10,000 that I got something wrong. Freelance journalist, covering local, state, & national politics and policy.
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Doctrinal Divergence at the Supreme Court

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By David Bernstein
| The Regulatory Review
Scholar assesses the Supreme Court’s differential treatment of administrative law and securities law. During the tenure of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., the U.S. Supreme Court has reshaped major areas of administrative law. Most notably, the Court overturned the Chevron doctrine under which courts deferred to reasonable agency interpretations of ambiguous laws. At the same time, the Court has declined to change long-standing securities law doctrine that governs private litigation.
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The Center Can Hold

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By David Bernstein
| SAPIR Conversations
The political contest in America today is not merely between Left and Right. The United States is going through a profound political realignment, and the political center is the great casualty of the upheaval. Loud voices and well-organized activists on the ideological fringes have reshaped the incentives of political and civic life, and their baited meddling has eroded the political center.
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The real reason value-based care has not delivered

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By Jeanne Cohen, Paul Pender, David Bernstein
| KevinMD.com
It has been 20 years since the term “value-based care” (VBC) entered the health care lexicon. VBC was supposed to transform health care. It promised to move the system away from fee-for-service (FFS), a model that rewards volume over outcomes, toward a future defined by prevention, efficiency, better patient results, reduced waste, and lower costs. Two decades later, that promise remains largely unfulfilled.
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