High deductibles and catastrophic coverage are intended to limit expenditures by payors.
These are particularly useful in non-cash economies, and limit expenditures to transport and opportunity costs.
First, to the extent that we are spending resources on health care, we recognize opportunity costs as we limit expenditures in other areas such as education, transportation infrastructure, or defense.
Germany, another country with a great football heritage, has taken the admirable step of keeping football open to all areas of society with cheap pricing but that then limits expenditure.
As a result, an array of contribution limits, expenditure limits, and public financing programs have been struck down by the Court.
To be clear, these agreements can seriously hinder your venture's development, for instance, limiting expenditure for the company's expansion or acquisitions.
To tackle this, the government has recently introduced market-based approaches aimed at limiting expenditure and improving the quality of healthcare [ 2].
All of Iraq's legitimate oil income is deposited in an escrow account that is managed by the Security Council, which limits expenditures to civilian purposes.
(A) provisions limiting expenditures for fiscal year ending June 30 , 1964 to 95percentt of amount estimated by the Secretary of Treasury as the net receipts during such fiscal year under the Federal Unemployment Tax Act, redesignated subpar.
But the governor did not push for some of the more sweeping proposals to overhaul the state's campaign finance laws, like limiting expenditures in local races or reducing the $30,000 donation limits to political action committees controlled by New Jersey legislative leaders.
