Q&A with health policy expert Ned Helms
Ned Helms, founding director of the New Hampshire Institute for Health Policy and Practice at the University of New Hampshire, has strong opinions about the Affordable Care Act.
New Hampshire Business Review - January-10 2014
Who says quitters never win?
A new program, “Quitter in You,” supports N.H. smokers in their efforts to kick the habit
Transparency would improve health exchange
Competition will only resolve some of the flaws of the new system
Misconceptions abound in Common Core criticism
To the editor: The Dec. 13 letter from the lobbying organization, Heartland Institute, in NHBR (“Common Core is bad for business,” Dec. 13-26 2013) is so error-filled that it requires a response. The first assertion is that there is no…
A child care center owner’s plea to expand Medicaid
My employees deserve health coverage
Chart: Business bills to watch in 2014
LSR Bill # Title Sponsor AGRICULTURE S-2796 Relative to the definition of "agritourism.” Bob Odell H-2235 HB1464 Exempting New Hampshire agricultural products produced, sold, and consumed in New Hampshire from the FDA Food Safety and Modernization Act. Guy Comtois…
NAFTA failed to live up to promises
According to NAFTA’s backers, the agreement was supposed to promote prosperity in both countries and actually reduce the pressure to migrate
Nearly 300 bills being proposed in Concord could have an impact on business
The bills reflect the changing regulatory landscape in some key fields
The benefits of regulatory boiler energy assessments
They provide real opportunities for facilities to assess energy-saving options
The environmental, and economic, costs of invasive species
Ignoring the impacts of ecosystem changes comes with a price tag
