Una visione organica delle problematiche affrontate dall’economia sanitaria: il libro tratta temi legati alla formazione della domanda di prestazioni sanitarie, alla comunicazione fra medico e paziente, all’offerta e all’equilibrio di mercato per le prestazioni sanitarie e ai principali temi di valutazione economica dei programmi sanitari.
cod. 361.29
Il volume intende contribuire a fare chiarezza sulle questioni normative, scientifiche e sociali che investono le discipline e le pratiche mediche non convenzionali nel loro rapporto con la società moderna occidentale.
cod. 1341.1.20
Nuove tendenze, vecchi dilemmi?
L’opera, esito del convegno internazionale “Scienze sociali e salute nel XXI secolo: nuove tendenze, vecchi dilemmi?” dedicato ai primi cinque anni di vita della rivista Salute e Società, presenta i contributi di vari studiosi su tematiche inerenti la prevenzione, l’assistenza, l’organizzazione e la valutazione degli interventi sulla malattia.
cod. 1341.1.15
Fiscal Federalism in the Presence of Impure Public Goods (by Rosella Levaggi) - ABSTRACT: The traditional theory for fiscal federalism assumes that the lower tier is more efficient in producing local public goods because of information asymmetry, while on the finance side Central Government might be more efficient in raising resources that will then be distributed through grants-in-aid. This scheme does not take into account that services produced at local level are usually impure public goods and that Central Government might want to pursue other objectives instead of a straight maximisation of social welfare. Based on the modelling structure is based on Lancaster’s characteristic approach as applied to impure public goods by Cornes and Sandler (1994), the model developed in this paper allows to derive grants-in aid distribution formulae in this environment and a set of rules that allows to establish when fiscal federalism is a superior alternative to decentralisation. Keywords: Flypaper Effect, Grants-in-aid, Re-election
Analisi di politiche per lo sviluppo dell'economia
cod. 365.509
cod. 500.39
Il federalismo fiscale in Italia e in Europa
cod. 364.64
cod. 365.268
cod. 365.224
cod. 500.33
cod. 361.37
I costi, il mercato e l'efficacia dei farmaci
cod. 1820.29
This paper presents a model that explains the growth of public health expenditure in Italy in the period 1960-1996. It is argued that the choice of the budget for health care is made using a mixed incremental expenditure process in which the final allocation process is the result of a bargaining process between the Central Government and the agency that is responsible for the provision of the service. The estimation results shows the validity of the model; in particular it is shown that the growth of private health expenditure allows Central Government to reduce the relative weight of his expenditure.
cod. 500.21