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An analysis of cost-saving in the German statutory health insurance system due to the introduction of epoetin alfa biosimilars in Germany. [PDF]
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Updated Conversion Table for the Multiple Criteria Qualitative Value-Based Pricing Framework "MARIE". [PDF]
Takami A, Igarashi A.
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Progress in the research and pharmacoeconomic evaluation of drugs and devices for rare diseases in China. [PDF]
Hu S.
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Market-driven fitness instruction: transforming the role of personal trainers in health promotion practices. [PDF]
Xie Z, Duan Z.
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Payments to Physician Practices and Incentives to Serve Different Racial and Ethnic Groups.
Schwartz AL, Asch DA, Werner RM.
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Regulation of Insurance Markets [PDF]
There have been major changes in the way European insurance markets are regulated, and there is still considerable debate about what the form and scope of regulation should be. This article examines the arguments for solvency regulation when consumers are fully informed of the insurer’s insolvency risk.
Ray Rees, Hugh Gravelle, Achim Wambach
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Targeting weather insurance markets
Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2020AbstractThe suitability of insurance products often depends greatly on individual circumstances. This paper examines the challenges of heterogeneity in a relatively new product, weather‐indexed insurance. This index insurance product has been launched in over a dozen countries, with the goal of enabling households engaged in agricultural activity a ...
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Market Insurance, Self-Insurance, and Self-Protection
Journal of Political Economy, 1972The article develops a theory of demand for insurance that emphasizes the interaction between market insurance, “self-insurance,” and “self-protection.” The effects of changes in “prices,” income, and other variables on the demand for these alternative forms of insurance are alalyzed using the “state preference” approach to behavior under uncertainty ...
Ehrlich, Isaac, Becker, Gary S
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