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...mess. The question these days, he says, is not whether Jews can be induced to be more ethical than the market, but whether the market can be made more ethical. "I think classic rabbinic tradition is certainly pro-regulatory," he says. Meanwhile, Yeshiva's Levine calls in his journal article for what he describes as "an incentive structure in the workplace that would dissuade people from wrongdoing." He gets quite specific, imagining a "carrot and stick" arrangement. One stick would be an expansion of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which mandated greater accountability for CEOs of publicly-owned companies...
...study, published in the prestigious British medical journal The Lancet, found that complete gradual cessation of these risk factors by 2033 could save 26 million lives from COPD and over 6 million from lung cancer...
...years ago, a bioethicist came across a heavily-cited article in a prestigious health economics journal that pegged the estimated cost of developing new drugs at a far higher level than previous research...
...article, published in the Journal of Health Economics in 1991, had been widely publicized by the industry’s trade association to support claims that high prices were necessary to pay for the research and development that creates new drugs...
...issue was settled in July 2005. The Journal published two revised versions of Light and his colleague’s critiques along with the authors’ responses. Milstein called it a “half-victory,” as he estimated that the JHE’s editors had cut 90 percent of Light’s final commentary...