Titlebook: Reforming Health Care in the United States, Germany, and South Africa; Comparative Perspect Susan Giaimo Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applic

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The United States: An Ambivalent Journey toward Universal Coverage, employment-based insurance and public insurance programs for those outside the labor market, namely, the elderly, poor, disabled, and the military. Germany’s statutory national health insurance based in employer and individual mandates perhaps comes closest to the United States.

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Germany: Modernizing Social Health Insurance to Meet New Challenges,nes. This changed in the 1990s, when health care reforms allowed for the free choice of insurer. Employers and employees bear the primary responsibility for financing health insurance through income-related contributions, though state actors play an important supplementary role. A small private insu

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2945-6517 bat AIDS and construct a comprehensive health care system for all. These particular reforms reflect the underlying configuration of politics in each country..978-1-349-57087-4978-1-137-10717-6Series ISSN 2945-6517 Series E-ISSN 2945-6525

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Susan Giaimoven period, does not represent an isolated case — on the contrary, it appears that for at least one-hundred -and -fifty years philological studies and those dealing with the investigation of language have tended to diverge from each other to their mutual detriment —, our concern is not with dissecti

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ven period, does not represent an isolated case — on the contrary, it appears that for at least one-hundred -and -fifty years philological studies and those dealing with the investigation of language have tended to diverge from each other to their mutual detriment —, our concern is not with dissecti