Health care systems in Japan and the United States

Health care systems in Japan and the United States

by Barbara Byrne, Chengping Lian, Elias Grivoyannis, Ryūzō Satō, Ryuzo Sato

Part of Research monographs in Japan-U.S. business & economics

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Health Care Systems in Japan and the United States: A Simulation Study and Policy Analysis takes a macroeconomic policy approach to analyzing a fundamental question of the health care debate, namely, can the anticipated increasing rate of growth in future health care expenditures be financially absorbed by the society's increasing income and output? This monograph addresses not only if but also how health care financing could in the future be ethically, safety, and economically accomplished. It identifies the right questions which must be answered and the balance that must be sought among the dilemmas and paradoxes raised by the realities of financing health care services in the future.

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