Add to ORKGThis paper studies the relationship between healthcare expenditure and age. The positive relationship between age and healthcare expenditure observed in cross-sectional data may be caused by the fact that at age 70 and older, there are more individuals in their last two years of life. A validation of this hypothesis is done using cohort data of an insurance scheme. 1
M.Com. (Development Economics)Abstract: For many years, ageing has been considered an issue that was...
Recent evidence indicates that the relationship between age and health care expenditure is not as st...
AbstractThe share of the population aged 60 and over is projected to increase in nearly every countr...
To what extent can rising per capita health expenditures be attributed to the changing age compositi...
This paper revisits the debate on the \u27red herring\u27, viz. the claim that population ageing wil...
The observation that average health care expenditure rises with age generally leads experts and laym...
The observation that average health care expenditure rises with age generally leads experts and laym...
The population in the developed world has experienced a significant increase in life expectancy over...
Correlation between the increase in healthcare expenditure, concerning all developed countries, and ...
An open issue in the economics literature is whether health care expenditure (HCE) is so concentrate...
While there is great concern about the potential impact of aging populations on health care systems ...
This paper revisits the debate on the red herring, viz. the claim that population ageing will not ha...
The impact of aging on healthcare expenditure (HCE) has been at the center of a prolonged de-bate. T...
Population ageing affects health care expenditure (HCE) through a myriad of dynamics which can be ca...
<br>Background: Health care expenditure (HCE) is not distributed evenly over a person’s life c...
M.Com. (Development Economics)Abstract: For many years, ageing has been considered an issue that was...
Recent evidence indicates that the relationship between age and health care expenditure is not as st...
AbstractThe share of the population aged 60 and over is projected to increase in nearly every countr...
To what extent can rising per capita health expenditures be attributed to the changing age compositi...
This paper revisits the debate on the \u27red herring\u27, viz. the claim that population ageing wil...
The observation that average health care expenditure rises with age generally leads experts and laym...
The observation that average health care expenditure rises with age generally leads experts and laym...
The population in the developed world has experienced a significant increase in life expectancy over...
Correlation between the increase in healthcare expenditure, concerning all developed countries, and ...
An open issue in the economics literature is whether health care expenditure (HCE) is so concentrate...
While there is great concern about the potential impact of aging populations on health care systems ...
This paper revisits the debate on the red herring, viz. the claim that population ageing will not ha...
The impact of aging on healthcare expenditure (HCE) has been at the center of a prolonged de-bate. T...
Population ageing affects health care expenditure (HCE) through a myriad of dynamics which can be ca...
<br>Background: Health care expenditure (HCE) is not distributed evenly over a person’s life c...
M.Com. (Development Economics)Abstract: For many years, ageing has been considered an issue that was...
Recent evidence indicates that the relationship between age and health care expenditure is not as st...
AbstractThe share of the population aged 60 and over is projected to increase in nearly every countr...