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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1926
To the Editor: —Compulsory health insurance concerns itself with the great economic problem of the wage earner. It has for its basis insufficient wages, or wages out of which no surplus is left to cover the needs during a period of illness. One of the needs being medical care, health insurance proposes to stand sponsor for that item.
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To the Editor: —Compulsory health insurance concerns itself with the great economic problem of the wage earner. It has for its basis insufficient wages, or wages out of which no surplus is left to cover the needs during a period of illness. One of the needs being medical care, health insurance proposes to stand sponsor for that item.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1940
To the Editor:— The industrial picture in Britain has lately been holding my attention because it is the nation whose experience with compulsory health insurance that has been presented as most worthy of being copied. Prior to the rearmament activity, Britain's unemployed were listed as approximating 2,000,000.
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To the Editor:— The industrial picture in Britain has lately been holding my attention because it is the nation whose experience with compulsory health insurance that has been presented as most worthy of being copied. Prior to the rearmament activity, Britain's unemployed were listed as approximating 2,000,000.
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Compulsory Automobile Insurance
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1927THERE were 22,342,457 automobiles registered in the United States during the year 1926. This is an increase of 11.2 per cent over 1925 and about a 400 per cent increase for the past ten years. When marveling at the phenomenal growth of this now indispensable transportation convenience one is very apt to forget that each year it is exacting a human toll
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Compulsory Insurance without Paternalism
Utilitas, 2006This article examines how a just society must address the needs of its imprudent members. I defend compulsory insurance as an answer to this question. It has been assumed that compulsory insurance can only be justified on paternalistic grounds. I argue that this assumption is incorrect, and defend non-paternalistic compulsory insurance (NPCI).
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Compulsory Insurance. Special Report on Compulsory Insurance in Germany
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