Ronald J Vogel
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3928227 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ronald J Vogel |
| PRENOMES | Ronald J |
| SOBRENOME | Vogel |
| ASSINATURA | VOGEL R J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Arizona |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 145 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Crossing the border for health care
In response to the twin problems of high health-care costs and limited financial access for those who lack health insurance coverage, many U.S. residents living along the nearly 2,000 mile Mexican border have chosen to go to Mexico to obtain various health services, ranging from medical and dental care, to pharmaceuticals, to traditional medicine and healing, either at reduced prices or without the barriers to care that are present in the United …
Financing Health Care in Sub-Saharan Africa
Preface The Current State of Affairs in Sub-Saharan Africa Health Resource Efficiency Resource Mobilization Health Financing Reform Options Appendixes: Basic Data for Calculation of Health Welfare The Range of Life Expectancies Improvement in In-County Water and Sanitation Efficiency References Index
Political Opportunity for Federal Appointment
This article investigates whether the opportunity for presidential appointment influences the congressional career. We discover that more than 16% of the House members who retired or suffered electoral defeat from 1961 to 1992 received a federal appointment. The likelihood of appointment rises to 28% if only departing representatives from the president's party are considered. For members of the president's party, legislative loyalty and losing a …
State Economies and State Taxes
Theory: States have sufficient autonomy in the policies they adopt that voters hold state officials partly responsible for the condition of the state economy. As the best known state official, elected by a statewide constituency, governors in particular are held accountable for the economic performance of their states. With respect to taxes, the clear locus of responsibility in state actions and the high visibility of certain taxes suggest that g…
Availability of pharmaceuticals in sub-Saharan Africa
The Evaluation of Economic Development Projects Where Military Conflict Is Present
Ronald J. Vogel, Jon B. Christianson, The Evaluation of Economic Development Projects Where Military Conflict Is Present: Investing in Health Care in El Salvador, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Vol. 5, No. 2 (Winter, 1986), pp. 292-310
The evaluation of economic development conflict is present
Increasingly, U.S. policymakers have proposed development projects in areas of the world undergoing rapid, disruptive, and often violent challenges to existing political regimes. The U.S. government typically requires that these projects undergo an economic evaluation before they can be implemented. While benefit‐cost theory and practice have made substantial gains over the last 20 years, they are more easily and aptly applied to stable economic …
Local Simulations of Alternative Policies for Financing Services to the Elderly
Because of demographic, economic, and social pressures, it is likely that public programs benefitting the elderly population will be subject to much public debate and calls for the reform in the next few years. This paper presents an analysis of two prototypical reforms that are based on alternative views of government's role in caring for the elderly. One view focuses on means-testing as a method for restricting the role of government to caring …
Long-Term Care
Health care finance
Economies of Scale in the Administration of Health Insurance
W HILE debate rages on, it seems only a matter of time before some form of national health insurance becomes a reality. Aside from the central questions regarding coverage, financing, and eligibility, an important issue involves the administration of such an insurance program. A recent analysis of 13 proposed national health insurance bills found that 10 of the bills include the existing industry to one degree or another.' This strategy makes sen…
State Economies and State Taxes
Theory: States have sufficient autonomy in the policies they adopt that voters hold state officials partly responsible for the condition of the state economy. As the best known state official, elected by a statewide constituency, governors in particular are held accountable for the economic performance of their states. With respect to taxes, the clear locus of responsibility in state actions and the high visibility of certain taxes suggest that g…
Availability of pharmaceuticals in sub-Saharan Africa
Political Opportunity for Federal Appointment
This article investigates whether the opportunity for presidential appointment influences the congressional career. We discover that more than 16% of the House members who retired or suffered electoral defeat from 1961 to 1992 received a federal appointment. The likelihood of appointment rises to 28% if only departing representatives from the president's party are considered. For members of the president's party, legislative loyalty and losing a …
Crossing the border for health care
In response to the twin problems of high health-care costs and limited financial access for those who lack health insurance coverage, many U.S. residents living along the nearly 2,000 mile Mexican border have chosen to go to Mexico to obtain various health services, ranging from medical and dental care, to pharmaceuticals, to traditional medicine and healing, either at reduced prices or without the barriers to care that are present in the United …
Long-Term Care
Health care finance
Economies of Scale in the Administration of Health Insurance
W HILE debate rages on, it seems only a matter of time before some form of national health insurance becomes a reality. Aside from the central questions regarding coverage, financing, and eligibility, an important issue involves the administration of such an insurance program. A recent analysis of 13 proposed national health insurance bills found that 10 of the bills include the existing industry to one degree or another.' This strategy makes sen…
Health care finance
Long-Term Care
The Evaluation of Economic Development Projects Where Military Conflict Is Present
Ronald J. Vogel, Jon B. Christianson, The Evaluation of Economic Development Projects Where Military Conflict Is Present: Investing in Health Care in El Salvador, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Vol. 5, No. 2 (Winter, 1986), pp. 292-310
The evaluation of economic development conflict is present
Increasingly, U.S. policymakers have proposed development projects in areas of the world undergoing rapid, disruptive, and often violent challenges to existing political regimes. The U.S. government typically requires that these projects undergo an economic evaluation before they can be implemented. While benefit‐cost theory and practice have made substantial gains over the last 20 years, they are more easily and aptly applied to stable economic …
Local Simulations of Alternative Policies for Financing Services to the Elderly
Because of demographic, economic, and social pressures, it is likely that public programs benefitting the elderly population will be subject to much public debate and calls for the reform in the next few years. This paper presents an analysis of two prototypical reforms that are based on alternative views of government's role in caring for the elderly. One view focuses on means-testing as a method for restricting the role of government to caring …
Availability of pharmaceuticals in sub-Saharan Africa
Crossing the border for health care
In response to the twin problems of high health-care costs and limited financial access for those who lack health insurance coverage, many U.S. residents living along the nearly 2,000 mile Mexican border have chosen to go to Mexico to obtain various health services, ranging from medical and dental care, to pharmaceuticals, to traditional medicine and healing, either at reduced prices or without the barriers to care that are present in the United …
Financing Health Care in Sub-Saharan Africa
Preface The Current State of Affairs in Sub-Saharan Africa Health Resource Efficiency Resource Mobilization Health Financing Reform Options Appendixes: Basic Data for Calculation of Health Welfare The Range of Life Expectancies Improvement in In-County Water and Sanitation Efficiency References Index
Political Opportunity for Federal Appointment
This article investigates whether the opportunity for presidential appointment influences the congressional career. We discover that more than 16% of the House members who retired or suffered electoral defeat from 1961 to 1992 received a federal appointment. The likelihood of appointment rises to 28% if only departing representatives from the president's party are considered. For members of the president's party, legislative loyalty and losing a …
State Economies and State Taxes
Theory: States have sufficient autonomy in the policies they adopt that voters hold state officials partly responsible for the condition of the state economy. As the best known state official, elected by a statewide constituency, governors in particular are held accountable for the economic performance of their states. With respect to taxes, the clear locus of responsibility in state actions and the high visibility of certain taxes suggest that g…
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