Titlebook: Essays in Social Security Economics; Selected Papers of a J.-Matthias Graf Schulenburg Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Muhammad Zeeshan Shakir,Mohamed-Slim Alouiniendent contributions of the employers and the employees. In subsequent years, the statutory health insurance (SHI) was extended so that today more than 90% of the German population are covered by about 1200 sickness funds..

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Arturas Medeisis,Oliver Holland one hand, the pensioners receive a per capita income which allows them to have a “decent” eve of their lives, and on the other hand, the working population is left with a “reasonable” net income after paying the premiums into the social insurance budget.

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Intergeneration Solutions to the Social Security Dilemma one hand, the pensioners receive a per capita income which allows them to have a “decent” eve of their lives, and on the other hand, the working population is left with a “reasonable” net income after paying the premiums into the social insurance budget.

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Intergenerational Equity and Fund Balances for Statutory Health Insurancetional social insurance program came into being with the commencement of the Health Insurance Act. All blue collar workers had to join one of the numerous local sickness funds that covered the costs of ambulatory and hospital care. The expenditure of each sickness fund was to be financed by wage-dep

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