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2022
Abstract This chapter cites the significance of payment. The payment of the purchase price is the reciprocal counterpart of the seller’s obligation to deliver the goods and transfer title. In common law jurisdictions, the seller’s willingness to accept a lesser sum instead of the original contract price is in line with a modification of ...
Ingeborg Schwenzer, Edgardo Muñoz
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Abstract This chapter cites the significance of payment. The payment of the purchase price is the reciprocal counterpart of the seller’s obligation to deliver the goods and transfer title. In common law jurisdictions, the seller’s willingness to accept a lesser sum instead of the original contract price is in line with a modification of ...
Ingeborg Schwenzer, Edgardo Muñoz
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Incentive Payments—Extra Payments for Medicare Services
Geriatric Nursing, 2011Through federal legislation, incentive payment programs are being created and enhanced to increase access tomedical care forMedicare beneficiaries. Some of these payment incentives are available to nurse practitioners who are enrolled in Medicare and whose claims for services are billing under the nurse practitioner’s individual National Provider ...
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2015
Abstract Payments are absolutely essential to an economy, and they come in two types. Cash, checks, debit and credit cards are used to make retail or consumer payments at the point of sale while automated clearing houses (in the US) and giro networks (in Europe) along with mailed checks are used for bill payments and employee ...
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Abstract Payments are absolutely essential to an economy, and they come in two types. Cash, checks, debit and credit cards are used to make retail or consumer payments at the point of sale while automated clearing houses (in the US) and giro networks (in Europe) along with mailed checks are used for bill payments and employee ...
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Electronic payments using payment cards [PDF]
, 2009 A method of making a payment uses a mobile communication device (1) and a payment card (2), both the mobile communication device (1) and the payment card (2) being provided with a respective near field communication unit (11, 21) and at least the mobile communication device (1) being provided with an input unit (12) for inputting data.
Waaij, B.D. van der +8 more
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2013
Abstract The buyer’s duty to pay is the subject of this chapter. There is a short introduction to payment methods, including the use of negotiable instruments, but the bulk of the chapter is concerned with the use of letters of credit, mainly as instruments for obtaining payment but also as instruments guaranteeing performance by the ...
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Abstract The buyer’s duty to pay is the subject of this chapter. There is a short introduction to payment methods, including the use of negotiable instruments, but the bulk of the chapter is concerned with the use of letters of credit, mainly as instruments for obtaining payment but also as instruments guaranteeing performance by the ...
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2015
Abstract The chapter examines the process of payment, both as a description of the way in which a monetary obligation is discharged, and as a process by which money is transmitted from one person to another. In the former case, the chapter describes the operation of set-off, netting, consolidation of accounts, and the operation of ...
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Abstract The chapter examines the process of payment, both as a description of the way in which a monetary obligation is discharged, and as a process by which money is transmitted from one person to another. In the former case, the chapter describes the operation of set-off, netting, consolidation of accounts, and the operation of ...
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2006
Abstract Having completed the summary assessment of costs, and arrived at a figure that the paying party must pay to the receiving party, the court must determine what provisions it will make as to the payment of that sum from one party to another.
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Abstract Having completed the summary assessment of costs, and arrived at a figure that the paying party must pay to the receiving party, the court must determine what provisions it will make as to the payment of that sum from one party to another.
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2008
AbstractThis chapter looks at the incentives that payment schemes create for both buyers and sellers and how these incentives can be adjusted to further the goals of health-sector reform. It begins with a brief explanation of how financial incentives affect health-system performance.
Marc J. Roberts +3 more
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AbstractThis chapter looks at the incentives that payment schemes create for both buyers and sellers and how these incentives can be adjusted to further the goals of health-sector reform. It begins with a brief explanation of how financial incentives affect health-system performance.
Marc J. Roberts +3 more
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Year 1 of the Bundled Payments for Care Improvement–Advanced Model
New England Journal of Medicine, 2021Karen E Joynt Maddox, Jie Zheng
exaly