Titlebook: Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States; A Simulation Study a Ryuzo Sato,Elias Grivoyannis,Chengping Lian Book 1997 Springer Sci

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Demographic Changes in Japan and the United States,d States and Japan is the overall aging of their population. The proportion of the United States population aged 65 or over has grown slowly but steadily from 8.1 percent in 1950 to 11.3 percent in 1980, it became nearly 13 percent in 1990 and is expected to reach 22.9 percent by 2050. For Japan the

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Our Approach to the Problem,alth care services. For Japan, the rate is 45 percent. Health care providers in both countries consistently keep charging higher prices for the same services year after year. This price instability is a result of the way costs and prices relate to labor productivity in the health care services secto

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Simulation Results,roductivity growth rates for each country and two different labor productivity growth rates for the health sector for each country. The first two simulations refer to Japan while the last two refer to the U.S. In the first simulation for Japan, we set the labor productivity growth rate for the non-h

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Concluding Remarks and Policy Recommendations,tion and the growing aging population on the health care industry as well as other more productive industries. Our simulations support the assertion that higher productivity growth rates in the non-health sectors will help to absorb the anticipated higher health care costs of the future. Our model s

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nd spectacular progress in the last century, especially after Grothendieck had introduced his language of schemes which for instance allowed for a much easier treatment of families of varieties, and also immensely strengthened the connection between algebraic geometry and algebraic number theory. On

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Ryuzo Sato,Elias Grivoyannis,Barbara Byrne,Chengping Liannd spectacular progress in the last century, especially after Grothendieck had introduced his language of schemes which for instance allowed for a much easier treatment of families of varieties, and also immensely strengthened the connection between algebraic geometry and algebraic number theory. On

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Ryuzo Sato,Elias Grivoyannis,Barbara Byrne,Chengping Lian Schemes...It begins by discussing in detail the notions of smooth, unramified and étale morphisms including the étale fundamental group. The main part is dedicated to the cohomology of quasi-coherent sheaves. The treatment is based on the formalism of derived categories which allows an efficient an