... handling systems were considered to be the major factors that prevented the beneficiaries from availing the intended benefit from the scheme. Digital integration universal health care Ayushman Bharat scheme beneficiaries awareness levels knowledge I18 O33 I13 1. Introduction Despite increased...

... of undernourished children below five years was found at higher levels in less developed countries. Introduction I10 I15 I18 J13 J15 Anthropometric measures child malnutrition Global Hunger Index maternal issues National Family Health Survey public health Purulia district scheduled tribe sustainable...

... factors can overshadow local dynamics in shaping market liquidity during periods of heightened uncertainty. Investor sentiment stock liquidity global fear index COVID-19 amihud illiquidity measure turnover rate G14 G41 I18 Introduction Early traditional economic theories advocated that markets...

... information system health insurance I18 M10 M41 M48 Introduction The modern world is radically changing the conditions of social and economic life and marks the transition in decision-making processes from conditions of risk to conditions of uncertainty. Human impact on the environment has become...

... trends. This study stresses the importance of customising healthcare strategies to suit the unique needs and digital capabilities of different countries. Telemedicine healthcare sustainability economic policies digital healthcare COVID-19 pandemic European Union cluster analysis I11 I12 I18 L86...

... NFHS unit level data West Bengal India I00 I12 I18 Introduction Gender is a socially constructed characteristic of women, men, girls, and boys; therefore, gender varies from society to society and can change over time. Every child deserves to reach his or her full potential, but gender...

... compensating wage differential evaluation of health and safety programs J17 I18 H40 K32 J28 Introduction A welcome policy trend has been a general movement toward evidence-based policy. Prominent recent targets include the nuances of interventions in the COVID-19 pandemic. On the benefit side are how...

... also in Cihan (2020) , where the used dataset contains verified values that have been announced by the Turkish Republic Health Ministry. 1. Introduction H13 I13 I15 I18 Balkan countries WHO COVID-19 pandemic infection SPSS epidemiology Abstract Introduction: This study presents...

... in overcoming the economic crisis through a situation that can help countries mitigate the negative economic effects of the global pandemic COVID-19. COVID-19 globalization world economy world trade foreign direct investment unemployment poverty rate G21 G28 I11 I18 Introduction On 31 December 2019...

... also shows that QE interventions can have sizable real effects on output driven by a very persistent impact on long-term interest rates. Bond yields Central Banks COVID-19 event study exchange rates GVAR monetary policy swap lines quantitative easing E51 E58 G12 G14 I18 1. Introduction...

... in the absence of treatment and y i t 1 denote the outcome under the treatment for unit i at time t. Then the treatment effect is defined as 2. Measurement of Treatment Effects and Sample Configuration 1. Introduction C01 C21 C31 I18 Treatment effects panel data analysis...

..., relatively little is known on about the net distributional and poverty consequences of the combination of confinement measures, higher health hazard, and countercyclical recovery measures and their timeliness. 1. Introduction I14 I18 I32 F G T ( α ) = 1 N ∑ i = 1 N g y i α...

... the health and economic consequences of the present pandemic. Health policy Europe sustainability health system evidence-based policy what works I18 Introduction Over the last 15 years, European Union (EU) health systems have faced growing common challenges: an increasing cost of healthcare, the ageing...

... care pharmaceuticals coordination I11 I18 Introduction Norway is a country with a population of 5.3 million people who live in both urban and rural areas. There are three levels of government: the state, counties and municipalities. The Norwegian health care system can be characterised as semi...

... Austria risky behaviour refugees COVID-19 I18 Introduction Austria constitutes an interesting case to study the sustainability of healthcare systems because of a very unique set of public health challenges the country faces. Despite being one of the richest countries worldwide, and spending...

... for male physicians. These findings provide a better understanding of physicians' hours of work in response to the reform over time and the role of gender with respect to labor supply behavior and family formation decisions. Regulation labor supply physicians gender differences marriage fertility I18...

... hours institutional setting compositional structure the Netherlands I12 I18 J21 J22 J31 Introduction Adverse health events may cause individuals to stop working, reduce their hours of work, or decrease their wages. Previous studies such as Halla and Zweimüller (2013) and García-Gómez, Van...

... in employment. Health insurance employment health health care Medicaid ACA I11 I13 I18 J22 Introduction The 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA) led to substantial increases in the percentage of Americans with health insurance coverage. In large part, this increase was the result of an increase in Medicaid...

... to the fall in potential sickness benefits, we find a significant elasticity of −0.45. Sickness absence statutory long-term sick pay difference-in-difference methods natural experiment labor supply moral hazard I18 J22 J32 Introduction In a European context, where the workforce is aging...

... a different analysis than that used in each of the five product-hopping cases that have been litigated to date, and a different outcome in two of them. Product hopping pharmaceuticals drugs antitrust no economic sense reformulations I18 K21 L40 Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction    91...