You're the Boss: Further Thoughts on Health Insurance

What about the unemployed and their dependents? I think we would have a more dynamic labor market if health care were decoupled from employment, and employers would be better off if they didn’t have the administrative and cash-flow burden. And once people started paying for their health care themselves, you’d see more attention paid to bad behavior and more political pressure for the government to reign in costs.

You're the Boss: Further Thoughts on Health Insurance

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Art Nouveau insurance ad

This early 1900s Art Nouveau Equitable Insurance ad originally ran in Harper's Monthly -- more than a century later, I still find it compelling.

Art Nouveau insurance ad

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Advertising: A Nomadic Insurance Pitchman, Luring New Consumers

Progressive plans to introduce a separate campaign with a new character to complement its advertising with Flo, a sassy clerk.

Advertising: A Nomadic Insurance Pitchman, Luring New Consumers

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