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World Development, 2004
Abstract The use of vouchers is increasingly advocated in development practice. Compared to the vast existing literature on microfinance, however, research on voucher projects is still scarce. This paper examines the training voucher scheme in Paraguay.
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Abstract The use of vouchers is increasingly advocated in development practice. Compared to the vast existing literature on microfinance, however, research on voucher projects is still scarce. This paper examines the training voucher scheme in Paraguay.
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2021
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Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2014
AbstractThis article explores the evolving language of Medicare reform and recent conflicts over “voucherizing” Medicare. The Medicare reform debate is, in part, a contest over how to frame policy alternatives in order to enhance (or diminish) their political viability. “Voucherizing” has emerged as a powerful rhetorical weapon in that fight.
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AbstractThis article explores the evolving language of Medicare reform and recent conflicts over “voucherizing” Medicare. The Medicare reform debate is, in part, a contest over how to frame policy alternatives in order to enhance (or diminish) their political viability. “Voucherizing” has emerged as a powerful rhetorical weapon in that fight.
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The value of the voucher directive on the EU VAT treatment of vouchers
World Journal of VAT/GST Law, 2017After four years, eight Presidency terms and numerous Presidency compromise proposals that followed the Commission’s initial proposal,1 on 27 June 2016 the European Council adopted a Directive to h...
Ben J. M. Terra, Elze T. Terra
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2019
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On the Use of Vouchers for Medicare
The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly. Health and Society, 1984Some appealing aspects of a voucher program--promise of promoting efficiency while respecting individual preference, and capping federal expenditures--may be illusory. Adverse selection, administrative and regulatory complexity, and serious inequities are not likely to meet tests of feasibility or desirability.
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The economics of priority review vouchers
Drug Discovery Today, 2010Priority review vouchers (PRVs) were introduced in 2007 by the US Congress as an incentive mechanism to spur pharmaceutical firms' R&D efforts for neglected diseases (NDs). A voucher, which a firm can obtain upon approval of a new treatment for NDs, entitles the holder to prioritize the FDA review for any drug.
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VAT, Vouchers, Rights and Payments: The VAT Treatment of Vouchers
EC Tax Review, 2013In this article, the author examines the phenomenon 'voucher' from a Value Added Tax (VAT) perspective. Recently, the European Commission published a proposal addressing the VAT treatment of vouchers. The proposal contains a number of relatively far-reaching changes to the current system.
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