Gilles Beausoleil: The welfare state, and the financing of social and health services. Public expenses for health and social services are submitted to macro-economic arbitrations between transfer expenses and the funding of collective goods and services. In Canada and Quebec, during the 80s, priority has been given to the funding of social programs, which have induced a malfunctioning of the market labor and have generated inequities. The author also argues that under tight financial constraint, it is socially preferable to favor the funding of social services and goods versus health services, by transferring the burden of health expenditures on the final user.Résumé. Le financement public des services sanitaires et sociaux résulte d'arbit...
Clermont Begin: The sinuous path of decentralization in the Quebec health and social services System...
Résumé: Le système de soins de santé au Québec et au Canada est souvent reconnu comme étant un modèl...
Since the early 1970s, Canada has had a public health system that guarantees free, universal access ...
Gilles Beausoleil: The welfare state, and the financing of social and health services. Public expen...
Marc Renaud: Quebec on debate, stakes and perspectives in the field of health and social services. ...
André-Pierre Contandriopoulos, Anne Lemay, Geneviève Tessier, François Champagne: Financing schemes ...
What Prospects for French Social Security ? A. Fonteneau, A. Gubian, H. Sterdyniak, C. Verpeaux In t...
This article, after summing up some- essential characteristics of the French system of social securi...
L'apport des personnes âgées au financement des dépenses sociales est loin d'être négligeable...
In a decentralised economy, prices serve two purposes : to generate revenue and to allocate resource...
M. Bungener, M.E. Joël, P. Roussel : What cost to the médical and social services? The article deal...
Ce texte déconstruit l’assertion qui laisse accroire que les organisations du champ de l’économie so...
This paper studies the French literature on health care system. It shows that the difficulties of fi...
En France, l'accès à la santé a été conçu comme un droit social et se trouve principalement organisé...
This article analyses the solidarity of the French health insurance system with a new index which me...
Clermont Begin: The sinuous path of decentralization in the Quebec health and social services System...
Résumé: Le système de soins de santé au Québec et au Canada est souvent reconnu comme étant un modèl...
Since the early 1970s, Canada has had a public health system that guarantees free, universal access ...
Gilles Beausoleil: The welfare state, and the financing of social and health services. Public expen...
Marc Renaud: Quebec on debate, stakes and perspectives in the field of health and social services. ...
André-Pierre Contandriopoulos, Anne Lemay, Geneviève Tessier, François Champagne: Financing schemes ...
What Prospects for French Social Security ? A. Fonteneau, A. Gubian, H. Sterdyniak, C. Verpeaux In t...
This article, after summing up some- essential characteristics of the French system of social securi...
L'apport des personnes âgées au financement des dépenses sociales est loin d'être négligeable...
In a decentralised economy, prices serve two purposes : to generate revenue and to allocate resource...
M. Bungener, M.E. Joël, P. Roussel : What cost to the médical and social services? The article deal...
Ce texte déconstruit l’assertion qui laisse accroire que les organisations du champ de l’économie so...
This paper studies the French literature on health care system. It shows that the difficulties of fi...
En France, l'accès à la santé a été conçu comme un droit social et se trouve principalement organisé...
This article analyses the solidarity of the French health insurance system with a new index which me...
Clermont Begin: The sinuous path of decentralization in the Quebec health and social services System...
Résumé: Le système de soins de santé au Québec et au Canada est souvent reconnu comme étant un modèl...
Since the early 1970s, Canada has had a public health system that guarantees free, universal access ...