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  1. F . Ramsey 07/12/2011

    Sorry, but even at $200 the elasticity of demand is way below 1. I’d give Wolfe and Kast extra credit for fooling the state though.

  2. Ken Houghton 07/12/2011

    “State officials are considering new fees of $180 a year for patients, $80 for those on food stamps and Medicaid, and $40 for Social Security recipients.”

    This is economic silliness. Social Security recipients may be liquidity-constrained (some have other sources of income, e.g., pensions, 401(k)s); food stamp/Medicaid recipients definitely are.

    It’s just War on the Poor by any other name.

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