Compulsory insurance

This research article analyzes the main sources of financing activities of healthcare organizations, and, using the analytic hierarchy process, conducts a comparative analysis of compulsory health insurance (CHI), voluntary health insurance (VHI), and medical savings accounts (MSAs) as sources of financing for medical care. The necessity of implementing MSA in domestic healthcare financing is substantiated.

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The paper analyzes the current situation of longterm social insurance in Vietnam and the main causes leading to the insolvency of this fund, thus propose some solutions to balance this fund in order to contribute to stabilize the employees’ life when they retire.

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This paper analyses the situation of the management of CSI collection from NSE in the period of 2016- 2018 in Bac Giang province to find out the achievements, limitations and suggest possible solutions to overcome the difficulties in the upcoming years.

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Based on the rationale and reality of social insurance in Vietnam, this paper points to the impact of increasing social insurance rate on wages and job of workers. And then, the study discusses and proposes some ideas to contribute to improve social insurance policy in Vietnam more and more reasonable and effective.

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Working at enterprice, employee has the right entitle to full benefits from social insurance, health insurance and unemployment insurance after years of contribution. However, this desire of the employees sometimes can not be achieved. Enterprises have been taken advantage of the legal loophole to commit acts of evasion (avoidance) to fulfill these obligations to employees. Therefore, the benefits of employees are seriously damaged and the management agencies of the social insurance fund also lose. This article is about the current situation in Vietnam and point out some policy suggestions.

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This article aims to provide an overview of Vietnam’s Social Insurance, assess the current status of policy development and implementation, as well as social insurance regimes in Vietnam in the past. The study draws positive results, limitations, targets orientation and proposes solutions to reform policies, implement social insurance regimes to ensure all members have safe and stable life, and contribute to the country’s sustainable economic development.

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The purpose of the thesis: Based on relevant theoretical framework and empirical evidence, the thesis proposes solutions to strengthen the management of compulsory social insurance collection in Vietnam.

27p enzoenzo 05-01-2020 49 3   Download

The main issue of economic development and implementation of market principles is the basis of ensuring financial sustainability of the banking system-stablishment of deposit insurance system.

10p trinhthamhodang2 19-01-2020 22 1   Download

Public expenditure on health is financed mainly through a combination of contributions and general tax revenue transfers to the health insurance scheme. There has been increasing reliance on the latter in recent years. Participation in the health insurance scheme is compulsory for all citizens living in Hungary, and opting out is not permitted. Based on the current legal framework, coverage should theoretically be 100%, but the health insurance status of approximately 4% of the population is unclear. The benefits package is comprehensive but not exhaustive.

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The issue of health system financing has dominated the health care agenda of consecutive governments since the changeover from the communist regime. The first wave of reforms (1989–1993) transformed the system from one financed primarily through taxes to one based on compulsory health insurance. In 2009 Hungary spent 7.4% of its GDP on health, with public expenditure accounting for 69.7% of total health spending. Health spending has been unstable over the years, with several waves of increases followed by longer periods of cost-containment and budget cuts.

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Law, Ethics and Communication, a paper introduced by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India for the students of Professional Competence Examination is a mix of Business Law, Business Ethics and Business Communication. Whereas, Business Law formed part of the earlier curriculum of the C.A. PE-II course also, Business Ethics and Communication have been introduced for the first time.

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Advanced industrial countries (with the exception of the United States)[6][7] and many developing countries provide medical services through a system of universal health care that aims to guarantee care for all through a single-payer health care system, or compulsory private or co-operative health insurance. This is intended to ensure that the entire population has access to medical care on the basis of need rather than ability to pay. Delivery may be via private medical practices or by state-owned hospitals and clinics, or by charities, most commonly by a combination of all three....

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Adverse selection occurs when a producer has more information about the risk of loss than does the insurer, and is better able to determine the fairness of premium rates (Harwood et al., 1999). As a result, those who are overcharged are less likely to purchase insurance, while those who are undercharged are more likely to over- purchase insurance. Over time, indemnities will exceed premiums in such markets, and raising premium rates for all insureds will potentially create an even more adversely selected market as the less-risky participants drop out of the program.

8p quaivatxanh 29-11-2012 54 6   Download

In order to claim benefits from the compulsory long-term care insurance scheme an insured person must be defined as "frail".

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The remit of the long-term care insurance funds is to ensure the supply of permanent care for their insured and to eliminate shortcomings in quality. They consequently control the quality of the care supplied. Nevertheless, their ability to ensure the supply of care is limited by the fact that they have no appropriate influence on the creation, promotion or maintenance of an LTC infrastructure. This task is assigned to the states. Furthermore, the LTC transfers are paid by the insurance funds.

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A long-term care insurance scheme, similar in nature to other social insurance systems in Germany (pension, employment and health insurance), was introduced by the German Parliament in 1994. 2 All employees earning less than the social security earnings ceiling (Pflichtversicherungsgrenze) for the German social insurance system (3,937.50 euros per month in 2006) are members of this system.

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