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The future of social care funding: who pays?
... In our previous report (Kenny et al., 2015), we acknowledged that fairly substantial funds would be required to buy a DLA. However, under the pension reforms, the ability to cash in DB as well as DC arrangements should ...
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Who Ultimately Pays for and Who Gains from the Electricity Network Upgrade for EVs?
... The UK and Scottish Governments have set ambitious targets for the roll out of electric vehicles (EVs). The predicted rapid expansion in EV ownership over the next decade will shift demand away from vehicles fuelled with ...
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Statutory funding in Catastrophic Injury Cases. Who cares who pays. Local Authority Services 1
... authority care has arisen, the parties to the litigation have often, though not always, joined the local authority in the proceedings in order to resolve the issues of whether the local authority will continue to ...
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WHO PAYS THE GASOLINE TAX? HOWARD CHERNICK * & ANDREW RESCHOVSKY **
... those who are poor at a given point in time and those who ever become poor (Bane and Ellwood, ...those who will ever become poor will experi- ence only a short spell of poverty, of those in poverty ...
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Who Pays the Social Security Tax? *
... the social security tax, labor demand decreases and the demand curve shifts to D′, a standard effect for any ...the social security tax is a benefit tax and workers are expected to receive direct benefits ...
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Who pays for and who benefits from health care services in Uganda?
... limitations, future studies should look at using data sets with improved measures of health care utilisation and more refined measures of need for assessing equity in the distribution of ...
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Who Pays to Play Freemium Games? The Profiles and Motivations of Players Who Make Purchases Within Social Casino Games
... These statistics suggest that insights into the character- istics of paying customers are likely to be important for predicting their future behaviors. Not only there is a strong commercial interest in ...
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Why duty and obligation are key concerns for the future of social care
... the social cohesion of societies, ensuring security for all citizens, not just those able to pay for it’ (Walker, ...and care of their grandchildren and extended ...those who need ...the ...
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Social networks : the future for health care delivery
... health care encounters is also influenced by funding available for treatments, guidelines, potential profit, the desire to maintain a profession or specialty (Norris, 2001; Mizrachi et ...
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Cancer Treatment for Dual Eligibles: What Are the Costs and Who Pays?
... shorter time after diagnosis than those with other cancers in our study [26]. These findings suggest that patients in our study with these two types of cancer were more likely to be receiving active treatment or ...
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Funding care in old age
... annuity-based care plan be used to fund care at home? Yes – income can be used at any stage to fund either residential or home-based ...registered care provider it is tax-free, so discuss the best ...
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View of Bribery in Cameroonian Public Hospitals: Who Pays and How Much? | Asian Journal of Social Sciences and Management Studies
... In Cameroon, the health sector comprises three sub-sectors: the public, the private and the traditional. In general, the public sub-sector is the most important because not only it is the major provider of medical ...
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FUNDING UK HEALTH CARE
... funding can deliver a variety of benefits. It allows choice to be introduced (e.g. choice of insurer); and to attract enrolees. insurers need to offer high quality health services. It introduces flexibility. ...
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Who Pays for It? The Heterogeneous Wage Effects of Employment Protection Legislation
... employer pays approximately the same sum that would be paid in the form of severance pay, …rms below 15 employees can expect a …ring cost equal to 5,008 0:5 = 2,504 euros excluding legal ...
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The Future of Optometry. Who shapes inventive minds? Who shares visionary ideas? Who serves the future of optometry?
... The AOA is the organization that advocates for our profession both now and in the future. From ensuring that we are paid fairly for our services to ensuring that we are part of the national health care ...
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Making decisions A guide for people who work in health and social care
... Those who do might include people who are unconscious or in a coma or who suffer from a very rare neurological condition known as ‘locked-in ...
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Who Ultimately Pays for and Who Gains from the Electricity Network Upgrade for Electric Vehicles (EVs)?
... 5.2 Scenario 2: Combined impact of £2.7billion spending on electricity network upgrade and 20% EV penetration by 2030 For the second stage of our analysis, we focus on the realised impac[r] ...
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The future of social care in The Netherlands: effectiveness of population based financing
... all care needed without either using subcontractors or forming a ...the care. The tender documents don’t describe a role for suppliers who are not part of the tender contract or coalition, nor ...
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Who pays for healthcare in Bangladesh? An analysis of progressivity in health systems financing
... Without a well-functioning healthcare financing system, timely access to health services cannot be achieved for the majority of the population. The system itself determines whether people can afford to use health ...
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WHO PAYS FOR ROAD VIOLENCE? RETHINKING ROADS, CYCLING, AND TORT LAW
... J., who, at the time of his lamented death, had an unrivalled experience of these cases, said, on more than one occasion, using the vigorous language which characterised him, that, if Parliament allowed such ...
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