doctor davis drew on his experience this morning when he spoke to 450 high schoolers ever so effectively. he s taken it upon himself to attend virtually all of the eight lectures we ve had thus far in this series. and he s been so very conscientious in communicating with us about what he wanted to say to you tonight and to our students earlier today. i m not sure i can do justice to his passion for the civil war in the atlanta campaign. his pieces have appeared in a number of scholarly and popular publications, including the civil war times illustrated and the georgia historical quarterly. he was the book review editor for blue and gray magazine for 11 years. his 2001 book, atlanta will fall, is highly respected. and his most recent book, what the excuse me what the yankees did to us, sherman s bombardment and wrecking of atlanta, has been described as one expert as the most well-researched and detailed account ever written about the fall of atlanta. in 2013, the georgia
otherwise. the adaptive pathway that some are using did so many to have appeal because we live in the information act. the rapidity in which something can come to fashl approval with the information systems we have. it seems this would be a reasonable direction. i hope we can consider it in our legislation and we would be receptive to in the licensing. it s very much a topic of discussion. we have been involved deeply with the authorities that are looking at this as well as the scientific community to look at the opportunities to get robust answers from a range of approaches designed and innovative. at the time the fda has an array of tools and regulatory flexibility thanks to work in congress including the breakthrough designation. in fact our approaches are not in the sense that accelerated approval, for example, can use them in that enables us to move a product in the market place that collects data in a continuing way to then assure the final approval if it works and pr
thi this. ice forgot about the plan or is not using the plan. it closed its family detention center in texas a couple of years before this got out of hand. what i.c.e. ended up doing was releasing some of the family members, some of them getting parole status. they have released information on where the unaccompanied juveniles have been resettled so far which i put in the packet. total of 37,000 of them they ve provided details on with the majority going to a handful of states which are a little bit different than the unusual patterns of illegal settlement here. over 5,000 in texas. 4,000 in new york. 4,000 in california. almost the same number in florida as in california. and also significant populations of almost 3,000 in virginia and maryland. what they re doing is people are going to places where there are already existing established communities of central americans who arrived before them. the numbers, i m sure, are going to increase next year. and the reason is no on
well-versed on. it doesn t occur to me that i have heard much or seen much in terms of complaints on that issue. that one i would have to get back to you on. joel, do you have something to say about medicare advantage? you mentioned it before. i think, again, the medicare advantage standards are set for a particular population group, the elderly. to import them directly into the broader market place i think would probably not be the best solution. i would certainly look at some of the principles that are there. i think the rubber meets the road for your group where you earn your pay is should there be quantification and if we are going to have it everybody that does it starts with time and distance kinds of rules. that s going to be and there are those in the medicare advantage standards. do we need those or some kind of national forum? i certainly will be skeptical of doing that at this point. but that is where the rubber will meet the road in the discussion. the medic
when the embargo lifts. okay. in this chart, we put into context the relationship between health spending and economic growth. and namely, the effective economics on projected health spending is an overarching theme of our paper. and as you can see, looking at nhe growth, both historical and projected, which is the blue dash line and nominal gdp growth which is the red dotted line. you ll see that they ve been growing at similar rates since 2010. and they are projected to do so in 2013, as well. growth is projected to accelerate in 2014 as i ve alluded to due to the coverage expansions under the aca. however, in 2015 and after, the historical relationship between health spending and economic growth which is that health spending tends to respond to changes in economic growth with a lag becomes more evident. while projected economic growth reaches a peak in 2018. we project that growth will reach a peak in 2020. also, contributing to the acceleration in growth during that perio