This study aims to analyze the relationship between market share and technical efficiency in Indonesian general insurance industry. The data for period 2010-2020 is used, which was obtained from Financial Services Authority (OJK). results show that efficient companies emerged category of industry possessing comparatively higher lower shares. Furthermore, panel Granger-causality test indicates a...

Purpose – The purpose of this study is to measure and compare Stability the efficiency insurance companies, particularly during COVID-19 pandemic, at 70 institutions (both sharia conventional) in Indonesia over Five years, from 2016 2020.Methodology Non-parametric approach, Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), then extended by Window DEA analysis was employed as research method.Findings This found ...

BACKGROUND New Zealand's Primary Health Care Strategy (NZPHCS) was introduced in 2002. Its features are substantial increases in government funding delivered as capitation payments, and newly-created service-purchasing agencies. The objectives are to reduce health disparities and to improve health outcomes. ANALYSIS The NZPHCS changes New Zealand's publicly-funded primary health care payments...

We consider social insurance schemes with a two-part benefit formula: a flat (constant) term and a variable term which is proportional to individuals’ contributions. The factor of proportionality defines the type of social insurance. We adopt a two-stage political economy approach. At the first, constitutional stage, the type of social insurance is chosen “behind the veil of ignorance”, accordi...

This dissertation consists of three chapters on adverse-selection type insurance markets. Chapter 1 develops a model for analyzing non-exclusive insurance markets. It establishes that the "screening" considerations of models following Rothschild and Stiglitz (1976)-long applied for analysis of exclusive-contract insurance markets-also apply when contracting is non-exclusive and contracts are li...

Background: Nonmarket stated preferences valuation, especially discrete choice experiments (DCEs), is one of the commonly used techniques in the health sector. The primary purpose of this approach is to help select attributes and attributes-levels that are able to properly describe health care products or services. This study aimed at developing attributes and attributes-levels for basic health...