This paper studies household financial choices: why are these decisions dependent on the education level of the household? A life-cycle model is constructed to understand a rich set of facts about decisions of households with different levels of educational attainment regarding stock market participation, the stock share in wealth, the stock adjustment rate and the wealth-income ratio. Model pa...

China has one of the largest numbers of cancer patients. The huge expenses of medical care for cancer patients has brought heavy economic burden to the family. This paper briefly introduces the tumor medical insurance situation in China from the construction and composition of China's medical security system, the access of cancer patients to get health insurance, the challenges and developmenta...

BACKGROUND Throughout the world, financing the healthcare system through households' financial contribution is a challenging issue in evaluating performance of healthcare systems. The purpose of this paper is illustrating the consequences of Iranian household to health system financial contribution in terms of burden and incomes approaches. METHOD The Data derived from an annual survey by Sta...

BACKGROUND Older people make up an increasing proportion of the population in low- and middle-income countries. This brings a number of challenges, as their health needs are greater than, and different from, those of younger people. In general, these health systems are not geared to address their needs, and traditional support systems tend to erode, potentially causing financial hardship when a...

Is the crop economically feasible (profitable)? The most comprehensive way to determine if an alternative crop is economically feasible is to complete an enterprise budget. The enterprise budget is a projection of the manager’s estimates, and is a tool to estimate net profit by estimating revenues and subtracting operating and ownership costs associated with a particular crop. To create an ente...

This article is a research on the economic and financial role of depreciation. Depreciation seen as recognition decrease in value an asset resulting from use, time, change technique or anything else. The depreciation represents difference between its gross net book value. difficulties measuring this lead to spread over probable lifetime goods normally depreciable according plan. If current sign...

The information about the economic and financial aspects of stingless bees farming is still limited along with some issues high selling price expenses. Therefore, study initially aims to describe comprehensively cost-benefit, break-even analysis in Malaysia. uses primary data employs 124 beekeepers all regions Malaysia as number observation. sampling method non-probability sampling, while costi...

This study aims to determine the soundness of banking companies listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2016–2020. Assessment bank health is very important because it forms trust world. Measuring a can be done using CAMEL approach, namely analysis factors capital (capital), asset quality (asset quality), management (management), earnings (profitability), liquidity (liquidity). an official measuri...

The Affordable Care Act's regulation of medical loss ratios requires health insurers to use at least 80-85 percent of the premiums they collect for direct medical expenses (care delivery) or for efforts to improve the quality of care. To gauge this rule's effect on insurers' financial performance, we measured changes between 2010 and 2011 in key financial ratios reflecting insurers' operating p...