‘I don’t wish to be cold-hearted’: My elderly relative can no longer care for himself. Am I wrong to leave his care to the state?
“He has never been particularly generous or nurturing.”
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Tying Incentives to Information: Diagnosis-Contingent Contracts and Biased Beliefs in Healthcare — by Maria Dieci, Paul Gertler, Jonathan T. Kolstad, Carlos Paramo
Unnecessary treatment reflects a gap between what patients believe about their health and their true condition; people often seek and consume care for diseases they suspect, but do not know that actually have. The value a patient places on testing therefore depends on their priors about being sick, and when those beliefs are biased, the…
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25-01614.pdf | FINRA.org
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In the blogs: Ignorance of the law is no excuse
Taxes don’t pause; chaotic policy; larger tax burden; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers. Processing Content Ignorance of the law is no excuse Current Federal Tax Developments: The compliance burden for U.S. taxpayers receiving foreign gifts has intensified over the last decade, particularly under the disclosure regime mandated by Internal Revenue Code Sec….
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This Tiny Italian Home Turns Everyday Moments Into a Work of Art
Just because La Casa Olive e Capperi is small in size doesn’t mean it is timid in its design language. Immersed in an olive grove at the heart of the Sorrento Peninsula, architect Valentina Autiero reinterpreted the 484-square-foot residence as a refuge dedicated to a slower pace of life, one that is attuned to the…
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Winners and Losers: Competition, Creative Destruction, and Labor Income Risk
This paper subsumes the earlier paper titled “Technological Innovation and Labor Income Risk”, by Kogan, Papanikolaou, Schmidt, and Song (2021), which was performed pursuant to a grant from the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) funded as part of the Retirement and Disability Research Consortium. The authors also gratefully acknowledge financial support from the Becker-Friedman Institute…
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The 11 Boglehead Principles
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What Does Toast’s Principal Accounting Officer Selling 35% of Her Directly-Held Company Shares Mean for Investors?
Rossana Niola, Principal Accounting Officer of Toast, Inc. (TOST +2.93%), sold 2,298 shares of Class A Common Stock on August 4, 2026, according to the SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (directly held) 2,298 Transaction value ~$76,900 Post-transaction shares (directly held) 4,306 Post-transaction value $145,585.86 Transaction value based on SEC Form…
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Where Will Qatar-Gifted Air Force One Go? The White House Is Reportedly Unsure
Topline A Qatar-donated Boeing jet gifted to and used by President Donald Trump as a temporary Air Force One may no longer be headed to his presidential library, at least for now, according to multiple reports, with Eric Trump telling NBC News there are different plans for the aircraft. The jet was acquired by the…
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Amazon’s Zoox to Levy Fares, in US First for Controls-Free Taxis in Vegas
Amazon.com Inc.’s Zoox robotaxi division will start charging fares next week in Las Vegas, marking a first in the U.S. for autonomous vehicles without driver controls. Zoox will charge Vegas customers starting Aug. 10, with fares calculated from a base rate, the company said in a statement Wednesday. The trip cost will also take into…
