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ISBN: 9780792399483 Item Length: 9.3 in Language: English Type: Textbook Publication Year: 1997 Subject Area: Business & Economics, Medical Number of Pages: IX, 150 Pages Publisher: Springer Author: Barbara Byrne, Ryuzo Sato, Elias Grivoyannis, Chengping Lian Format: Hardcover Book Title: Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States : A Simulation Series: Research Monographs in Japan-U. S. Business and Economics Ser. Item Width: 6.1 in width: 6.1 in Item Weight: 32.1 Oz Subject: Health Care Delivery, Public Finance, Finance / General, International / General Publication Name: Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States : a Simulation Study and Policy Analysis

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Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States : A Simulation Study and P.... Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States : A Simulation Study and Policy Analysis, Hardcover by Sato, Ryuzo; Grivoyannis, Elias; Byrne, Barbara; Lian, Chengping, ISBN 079239948X, ISBN-13 9780792399483, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Adopts a macroeconomic policy approach to analyzing whether the anticipated increasing rate of growth in future health care expenditures can be financially absorbed by the society's increasing income and output. Focusing on ethical, safe, and economically accomplished financing, contributors examine alternative scenarios of productivity rates of growth for the non-healthcare sectors of the Japanese and the . economies and simulate the absorption process. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or. Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States : A Simulation Study and Policy Analysis, Hardcover by Sato, Ryuzo; Grivoyannis, Elias; Byrne, Barbara; Lian, Chengping, ISBN 079239948X, ISBN-13 9780792399483, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Adopts a macroeconomic policy approach to analyzing whether the anticipated increasing rate of growth in future health care expenditures can be financially absorbed by the society's increasing income and output. Focusing on ethical, safe, and economically accomplished financing, contributors examine alternative scenarios of productivity rates of growth for the non-healthcare sectors of the Japanese and the . economies and simulate the absorption process. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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