Deaton A, Zaidi S. Guidelines for constructing consumption aggregates for welfare analysis. Washington D.C: World Bank Publications; 2002. Google Scholar Mtei G, Makawia S, Ally M, Kuwawenaruwa A, Meheus F, Borghi J. Who pays and who benefits from health care? An assessment of equity ...
Insurance i used as a means of providing services to those in the modern sectory of the economy. As long as the distributive effect of such care ... A Mills - 《Lee K Mills A Ed》 被引量: 48发表: 1983年 Managing Care â€" Should We Adopt a New Ethic? The article discusses th...
Who Pays and Who Benefits? Estimating the Distributional Impact of the Georgia Lottery for EducationBerkeley Electronic Press Selected WorksBenjamin ScafidiRoss Rubenstein
How much medical care do the uninsured use, and who pays for it? With the number of uninsured exceeding 41 million people in 2001, insuring the uninsured is again a major policy issue. This analysis establishes benchmark... Hadley,J. - 《Health Affairs》 被引量: 253发表: 2003年 Who Rea...
Analysis of tariff and tax policies in Bangladesh : a computable general equilibrium approach The prime objectives of the study are to analyse the effects of tax and tariff policies inBangladesh. Toward this end, different variants of computable general equilibriummodels are developed and used to ass...
This analysis represents the first study in West Africa to measure the progressivity of each of the health care financing sources and of the whole health care financing system in a comprehensive manner. In terms of an assessment of the equity of health care financing in Ghana, this study ...
Utilizing a static two-sector general equilibrium model, the distributional implications of fiscal spending in a small open economy are studied. In the presence of foreign capital, two "perverse" effects of fiscal expansion are shown to be possible in stable equilibrium: 1) fiscal expansion may ...
The analysis of the distributional effects of the application of the different models shows that all models result in similar expenditures for the overwhelming majority of institutions. Still, there are some research institutions where the difference between most and least expensive model results in a ...
distributional costsAmerican Community SurveyIn considering whether asset-price bubbles should be offset through policy, an important issue is who pays the price when the bubble bursts. A bust that reduces the wealth of well-off households only may have small welfare costs, but costs may be ...
We also examine their distributional impacts on producers and consumers in the sugar, oil and biofuel sectors and on government revenues. Additionally, we undertake a normative analysis for the purpose of comparing the welfare and environmental impacts of existing policies with those justified by the ...