Standards of Health Insurance (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Understanding how health insurance costs are shared across workers, employers, and the state
Standards of Health Insurance analyzes how different countries organize and pay for sickness coverage. It examines the consequences of payment methods, including capitation and visitation models, and what they mean for workers, doctors, and the public purse. The book discusses constitutional and administrative questions and offers a framework for evaluating cost distribution and policy design.

• How costs are divided among employees, employers, and government subsidies


• How different systems affect care access, incentives, and administration


• Practical considerations for measuring costs, benefits, and fairness


• Examples from Europe and the United States to illustrate policy trade-offs

Ideal for readers of public health policy, labor economics, and social welfare history, this edition provides a clear lens on the economic and political forces shaping health insurance reform.

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