Comparative Economic Systems.

A Comparative Study on Capital Formation in the Usury and Non-usury Economic Systems

The rule of ideologies which ban interest or usury which is earned through lending money has led to developing economic systems that differ from conventional economic systems in which ,interest has been entered. The presence of systems not relying on interest, in turn, has questioned the necessary motives in capital establishments through savings. In this paper, while defining the concepts of m...

British and American health care systems: a comparative economic perspective.

as shown by labour unrest, has deteriorated. Patrick Jenkin, Secretary of State for the Social Services, has warned that doctors, nurses, hospitals, and clinics must begin to be protected from the rising demand for health services and that the public must be educated to lower its expectations for health care.' Concerned about the pressure of increasing health care costs on tax resources, the Go...

First draft : 29 October 2003 Comparative Economic Systems and the New Comparative

The field of comparative economic systems has been recently enriched by the arrival of the new comparative economics. This approach is in the line of the law and finance tradition and presents an important contribution under different perspectives. In the paper I present the most important propositions of this new approach and I evaluate them in the light of the problems that the comparative st...

Comparative Health Systems, the future of national health care systems, an economic analysis : France

Economic Insecurity in Comparative Perspective

This paper examines the determinants of economic insecurity in advanced industrial societies. Based on data collected in 13 European democracies, it shows that people’s sense of economic security is affected by individual-level attributes such as human capital, recent experiences in the labor market and perceptions of the national economy, but also by cross-national differences in levels of soc...