NCPA - Daily Policy Digest - Wednesday, May 1, 2002

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Daily Policy Digest
Wednesday, May 01, 2002

	First quarter 5.8 percent growth estimate will be revised in May, June and coming years....
NCPA

	Mississippi will lose 400 doctors this year after juries award $23 million in malpractice cases in just three months....
WALL STREET JOURNAL

	142 million breathe too much smog, report says; but critics charge the numbers are the result of bad science....
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION/NCPA/USA TODAY

	Medicaid can recoup nursing home costs by selling families' homes, but state officials are fighting the provision....
USA TODAY

	Iowa tops states in terms of social health, according to a new study, with New Mexico at the bottom....
INSTITUTE FOR INNOVATION IN SOCIAL POLICY/NEW YORK TIMES

	Federal workers are at greater risk for workplace injuries than comparable private sector workers, according to safety records....
CITIZENS AGAINST GOVERNMENT WASTE

	The right to own what you earn is a myth, argue two academics in a new book....
NEW YORK TIMES

	Small changes in stock prices can have large effects on revenues, investment and cash flows, say experts....
JOURNAL OF FINANCE/ECONOMIC INTUITION

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