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Bonus systems in health insurance: a microeconomic analysis
Health Policy, 1987Faced with the cost explosion in the health care sector, policy-makers in most industrialized countries have been focusing on cost-sharing in health insurance as a possible solution. This is a sanction meted out to users of medical care; the alternative of creating positive incentives for non-users has not yet received nearly as much attention.
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Simulation of Automobile Insurance Bonus-Malus Systems
American Journal of Mathematical and Management Sciences, 1997SYNOPTIC ABSTRACTTwo models of a portfolio of automobile insurance contracts are simulated. To analyze the most recent and previous bonus-malus systems (BMS) of Denmark, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland two models, a homogeneous and a heterogeneous, are used. The behavior of three indices of BMS over a course of 30 years is observed and compared for the
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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Insurer C: The dynamic bonus system
1992The third private health insurer considered in this study is a comparatively young, fast-growing company, to be called insurer C henceforth. Insurer C constitutes a perfect complement to insurers A and B, running an experience-rated system of rebates for no claims.
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BONUS ELECTORAL SYSTEMS: CHARACTERISTICS AND CLASSIFICATION
Наукові праці. Політологія, 2020The article is devoted to the bonus subclass of electoral systems. The author proposes a definition of a bonus electoral system, describes the core features of the electoral systems of this type and develops his own approach to their classification.A bonus electoral system is defined as a subtype of the assured distribution of mandates system which ...
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The biennial Bonus-Malus Systems
2008Si propone di estendere il "periodo di osservazione" dal quale dipende l'evoluzione della posizione di un assicurato entro un sistema Bonus.-Malus da 1 a 2 anni. Il confronto tra tali sistemi biennali e quelli standard annuali era stato effettuato relativamente alla distribuzione asintotica.
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