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Davis-Bacon Flaws Hurt South Dakota's Workers

The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 requires contractors on all federal construction projects to pay their workers the prevailing wage in their locality. The law is intended to ensure that the government does not drive down construction workers' wages, but flaws in the U.S. Department of Labor's wage determination process cause the law to have the opposite effect in South Dakota.
Sioux Falls South Dakota United States Rapid City Patrick Tyrrell James Heckman

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Executive Summary: Illusions of Cost Control in Public Health Care Plans

The available evidence does not indicate that a public plan modeledon Medicare could provide health care comparable to that offered by existing private plans, let alone at a lower cost. Contrary toproponents' claims, a public plan could not achieve cost savings orsubstantially reduce the number of uninsured without substantiallyreducing the quality and access to health care that Americanscurrently enjoy.
United States Johnw Fleming Freddie Mac Waltonj Francis Benjamin Zycher Barack Obama

Medicare Administrative Costs Are Higher, Not Lower, Than for Private Insurance

Many advocates of a public health plan claim that Medicare haslower administrative costs than private insurance. However, on aper-person basis Medicare's administrative costs are actuallyhigher than those of private insurance.
United States Centers For Medicare Heritage Foundation Medicaid Services Senior Research Fellow In Health Economics Measuring Administrative Costs

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