For the first time in nearly two decades Turkey secured its first investment-grade credit rating. While you won't mistake Germany for Turkey, none the less, with all the challenges facing the European Union, I think it is quite interesting that Turkey and Bulgaria are doing pretty darn good. Is there a lesson here?
Topics: Rob Saron, Wall Street Journal Article, Turkey, Germany, European Union
The following two sentences are the opening from a Wall Street Journal article that I recently read: “After David Hubbard underwent a routine echocardiogram at his cardiologist's office last year, he was surprised to learn that the heart scan cost his insurer $1,605. That was more than four times the $373 it paid when the 61-year-old optometrist from Reno, Nev., had the same procedure at the same office just six months earlier.”
Topics: Bovie Medical, healthcare, Wall Street Journal Article, David Hubbard, Obama Care
