Supporting Your Hygiene Department

While dental offices were closed for non-emergency treatment, patients weren’t able to get their teeth cleaned. Now that offices have re-ope...

Goodfellows and Garicano Interview

I did two videos last week that blog readers may enjoy. I did an interview with Luis Garicano in his  "capitalism after coronavirus...

A Few Thoughts About Working with Patients Who Have a Balance

I am a big proponent for patients paying their portion at the time of service. However, there are inevitably times when patients will have...

Updating Payment Tables with Insurance Coverage for PPE

Last month, I wrote about charging a fee for personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. The American Dental Association ha...

A little financial-econometric history

The issues that have cropped up in applying present value ideas to government finance, in my last post , caused me to write up a little fina...

The Surplus Process

How should we model surpluses and deficits? In finishing up a recent article and chapter 5 and 6 of a Fiscal Theory of the Price Level upda...

The filibuster and partisanship

The Wall Street Journal reports that the movement among Senate Democrats to get rid of the filibuster entirely is gaining steam. I think th...

Magical monetary theory full review

I read Stephanie Kelton's book,  The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People’s Economy,”  and wrote  this revi...

Building Your Online Reputation

Last week, I wrote about re-training your staff during this time when your office is slower and seeing less patients.    Another area you...

New "Fiscal theory of the price level" draft.

I posted a new draft of The fiscal theory of the price level , a slowly emerging book manuscript. It's heavily revised through Chapter 6...