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    In America during the 1930s, unemployment was an issue that caused many debates over how to deal with it and the same is true now. A common proposal to manage unemployment is to provide insurance for the unemployed, which would support those who are unable to work, such as seasonal workers, and improve the economy during economic depression. However, providing insurance for the unemployed would actually increase the unemployment rate and harm the economy. Instead, the American government should…

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    How uncompensated care cost can be affected by the ACC Article 25 of the Universal declaration of Human rights says, “Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including medical care.” Since President Barack Obama took the charge of the United States, one of his main goals was to provide health care to almost everyone, especially those people who were uninsured. From an economic perspective, it was going to be a challenge…

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    "Describe the various types of Industry consolidation across the Australian insurance market and discuss how these may impact customers." Businesses often merge and consolidate due to various reasons and the Australian insurance industry is no exception. Historically, the underlying motivations for businesses to consolidate often vary and usually by reasons which are not mutually exclusive to each other: Growth: By consolidating, an acquiring company is given an opportunity to expand their…

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    Insurance benefits (commonly referred to as an EOB form) is a statement that is sent by a health insurance company to covered individuals explaining what medical treatments and/or services were paid for on their behalf. Congress passed the Employers’ Liability Acts of 1906 and 1908, which made contributory negligence doctrines less restrictive. Between 1898 and 1909, New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, and Montana made an attempt (but failed) to pass workers’ compensation acts. Wisconsin passed…

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    The article discusses how Obamacare is experiencing market failure. The textbook states, “We use the term market failure to refer to situations where the market generates imperfect (suboptimal) outcomes” (Schiller, 2016). Obamacare is a form of medical insurance offered through the federal government. “Obamacare also known as the Affordable Care Act, or the ACA is a law enacted to ensure that all Americans have access to affordable health insurance” (Neporent, 2013). The companies that are…

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    and it prevents the body and mind from working normally killing Thousands of people every year because of this very serious brain disease. This killer disease gradually injures a person to the point where they cannot do simple tasks effectively, provide or care for a family, or make rational decisions on their own like whether or not they should use drugs. Individuals who fall victim of this horrific disease…

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    you’re likely wondering if your insurance plan will provide you with any coverage. Unfortunately, the answers aren’t always as clear as you’d think. While some group health plans provide coverage for dental care, more complex procedures such as braces or dental implants aren’t always covered, leaving you paying out of pocket. So, are dental implants covered by insurance in Canada? Here’s everything you need to know when it comes to health insurance, dental implants, and how to get coverage…

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    Conservative The conservatives believe that all the rules set by the government should be followed strictly and that no exemptions will be provided to anyone. All citizens are in that case mandated to have a health insurance cover failure to which they should be charged. Also, they believe that the government will bear the cost of medical treatment for a patient who not covered and happens not to be financially capable of taking care of their medical expenses. The conservatives also believe that…

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    The healthcare reform debate has been an ongoing political issue and problem in the United States for many years. On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, (Public Law 111–148), (healthcare.gov). The affordable care act provides support for the innovation in the delivery of preventative care, with an emphasis being on achieving better health outcomes and patient care experiences, also enhancing support from primary care providers. The…

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    Driver’s Insurance License. The concept of the Driver’s Insurance License is to ensure that properly insured drivers with the minimum requirements of the registered State the license is in receive added benefits and discounts from the State and Government. The Blue Ocean Strategy offered several variables in the product development, production, marketing, and distribution of the Driver’s Insurance License. What would meet the needs of the consumer, the state laws, and the insurance industry? How…

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