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Economic
Title: Economic
Category: Literature / English
Details: Words: 3516 | Pages: 15.0 (approximately 235 words/page)
Economic
I. Paper Profile
As indicated by Barber, the increased life expectancy for Canadians presents a significant challenge to the delivery of health care. The primary demand factors which are commonly identified as determinants of rising health care costs are insurance and an aging population.1 Having more insurance allows people to consume more health care, and being older (therefore, presumably more in need of health care) predisposes them to do so. This paper will examine the …showed first 75 words of 3516 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 3516 total…M.P. Freiman, “The Determinants of the Hospitalization of Nursing Home Residents,” Journal of Health Economics; 12(3), October 1993, pp. 349-59.
P. Kooreman, “Nursing Home Care in the Netherlands: A Nonparametric Efficiency Analysis,” Journal of Health Economics; 13(3), October 1994, pp. 301-16.
J.A. Nyman, “Do Case-Mix Adjusted Nursing Home Reimbursements Actually Reflect Costs?” Journal of Health Economics; 13(2), July 1994, pp. 145-162.
F.A. Sloan, “Who will pay for care for the aged in the twenty-first century?” Journal of Economic Literature; 32(3), September 1994, pp. 1254-55.
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