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Recent developments in healthcare reform
... may 12, 2011seminar sustainability dutch health care large intergenerational transfers no age specific contributions while costs rise with age leeftijd dzd euro curatieve zorg langdurige zorg cpb ... bureau for economic policy analysis may 12, 2011seminar sustainability dutch health care raising private contributions currently, about 80% of health care is publicly financed consider a scenario where - ...
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bijz29.pdf
... australian hecs 53 3.1 background 53 3.2 private contributions and economic theory 54 3.2.1 why private contributions? impact of tuition fees higher education contribution scheme in ... tuition fee payments refer to gross private contributions to educational costs. as students are often eligible for financial support from the government, net private contributions can be (substantially) lower. more ...
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Microsoft Word - memo158
... very precise determination of the contributions of the teacher and of the school. the results show that large differences exist between the contributions of teachers to student performance. ... (hecs). before the introduction of hecs, there were no private contributions to higher education in australia. through hecs, the private contribution rose average direct cost. various evaluation studies show ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion34.doc
... for increasing private contributions of students. moreover, the reform may have harmed total welfare. alternative policies of sticking to five-year duration and increasing private contributions for ... of higher education. the high private returns suggest that there is scope for private contributions. an income contingent loan system can increase private contributions without loss of accessibility of ...
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Microsoft Word - Charting CPB's course.doc
... sectors. we analyse what type of incentives various actors (both in the public and the private sector) have, examine how these incentives affect the outcome, and explore how changes in incentives ... , qje, restud) 2 .a (34 journals) 12 .b (92 journals) 40 .other 98 .forthcomingb 14 contributions to books 79 editorships 3 a journal classification of tinbergen institute; only publications in english ...
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Microsoft Word - cv201101.doc
... yearly publications about short-term prospects include central economic plan and macroeconomic outlook. my contributions include drafting; compiling forecasts of unit labour cost and inflation in major economies; supporting ... firms' demand for space in the netherlands. the project meant to facilitate public and private sector decision-making in the field of land policy by providing long-term ...
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paper-flex-martin-2.pdf
... inefficiencies in the optimal allocation of labour generated by ep can be offset by private transfers (lazear, 1990); for example, firing costs imposed on firms may be passed onto ... several approaches have been proposed to decompose aggregate productivity growth into components that reflect the contributions of within-firm growth, the firm turnover process and the reallocation of resources, including ...
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presentation-fitzenberger.pdf
... part by changes in firm coefficients which are driven by sector coefficients smaller contributions from firm characteristics and from personal coefficients counteracted by personal characteristics bernd fitzenberger ... ) random sample of all german firms with at least ten employees, mainly in private sector linked employer-employee data set information on bargaining regime on individual ...
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dp170-technische-bijlage.pdf
... taxes on households, which are defined as the sum of taxes on wages, social security contributions (both paid by employees and employers) and inheritance taxes (labelled as capital taxes in national ... purpose broken down into taxes on wages, pensions (the sum taxes paid on public and private pension benefits), government transfers (other than the public pension), capital income and ,,other6 . 2) ...
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omslag policy brief 2011 7 uk indd
... public pensions (i.e. the first pillar) 1 . other countries feature substantial private pensions. some of these private systems are collectively organized (second pillar), while others are individual plans ... increases relative to labour income of the younger generations so that taxes and pension contributions can less easily absorb unexpected shocks in public liabilities. in fact, the implicit ...
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