... as an essential part of a basic skin care regimen may allow for reduced need for topical dru...
..., giving family and church a greater role (Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain). . The picture they pr... (%) 10.5 9.2 45.2 Poverty rate of elderly (%) 10.4 9.2 13.5 INCOME DISTRIBUTION Net old-age ... 2.9 2.9 4.6 HEALTH % of GDP spent on health care 740 8.98 9.55 Public expenditures on health, % of ...
In this Article I examine “medical tourism”—the travel of patients who are residents of one country to another country for medical treatment—which is fast becoming a multi-billion dollar industry. To date, the primary U.S. medical tourists appear to have been uninsured or underinsured Americans seeking substantial cost savings by traveling to less developed countries for care. More recently, state governments, self-insured firms, Fortune 500 companies, and domestic insurers have begun attempts to get their insured populations to use medical tourism as well by requiring it or giving incentives for its use (what I call “insurer-prompted medical tourism”). There is, however, a dark side to the growth of this industry. In this Article I set out...
... There are also substantial industries in Greece, Romania, the former Soviet Baltic States, and Sin...Elderly , in NAT’L BUREAU OF ECON. RESEARCH, PERSPECTI...
...Countries such as Greece, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, and Albania...'s wintry streets and a home for destitute elderly. The introvert protagonist is so profoundly withdr... us into prostitutes but no one really cares--this is more or less the message of these films. ...
Structural changes during the past two centuries shaped Spanish women's economic activity in firms, family businesses, and self-employment, reflecting women's adaptation to a social system that assigned gender-specific roles and rights. In response to the discriminatory effects of labor segregation, Spain's female workers specialized in the service-sector jobs that were available to them. Until the twentieth century, Spanish women's business initiatives in this sector were mainly in domestic service, retail distribution, and social services. During the 1900s, the cumulative impact of rapid industrialization, the growth of service industries, legal reform, and the shift to a democratic system in Spain during the 1970s paved the way for women to enter public and private firms as professio...
... better than those for either Sweden or Greece and development in some of its dynamic regions was... and clothing provision, cleaning, personal care, leisure, tourism, and industrial and agricultural... for the care of children and the elderly, and barriers to women's participation in decision...
... for self-determination and union with Greece. But Britain's military interests, and frictions b... Cypriots also benefit from southern medical care and other welfare arrangements, placing an extra b... and dozens more infants, women and elderly people. Just inside the medieval walls of Famagust...
... watched the developments in American health care and the daily workings of several hospitals. . I r.... One night, an elderly patient with a grave ailment felt terribly sick, w... Kant, with some influence of ancient Greece's ethics of agape, but primarily dictated by the i...
This was a year in which journalism was pretty much completely replaced by tweeting. It was a year in which a significant earthquake struck Washington, D.C., yet failed to destroy a single federal agency. It was a year in which the nation was subjected to a seemingly endless barrage of highly publicized pronouncements from Charlie Sheen, a man who, where you have a central nervous system, has a Magic 8-Ball. But all of these developments, unfortunate as they were, would not, by themselves, have made 2011 truly awful. What made it truly awful was the economy, which, for what felt like the 17th straight year, continued to stagger around like a zombie on crack. Nothing seemed to help. President Obama, whose instinctive reaction to pretty much everything that happens, including sunrise, is ...
... crisis continues to worsen, especially in Greece, which has been operating under a financial model ...Congress, after carefully weighing its three options -- stop spending so muc... paying dividends immediately as a pair of elderly ladies from Indianapolis purchase two croissants a...
... and the creation of new open-ended health care entitlements turned a fiscal challenge into a fisc... right up there with France, Italy, Japan, Greece, Ireland, U.K., Spain. Ms. Reinhart, do you see it... in the early 1960s, nearly 30 percent of elderly Americans lived in poverty. Today, less than 10 p...
Analysts have long considered caregiver credits, or pension credits, provided to individuals for time spent out of the workforce caring for dependent children and sick or elderly relatives, as a way to improve the adequacy of retirement benefits for women in the United States. This article examines the experiences of France, Germany, and Sweden with caregiver credits, focusing particularly on the design, administration, and cost of these programs.
... the benefit means tested (for example, Greece); or phased out the benefit for widows altogether ...
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