These costs include the long-term expenditures incurred in monitoring, modifying, upgrading and maintaining EMRs, which will be significant.
Using Ordinary Least Squares regression, age and female sex were the strongest predictors of costs, accounting for 5% of the variation in individual long-term expenditures (R2 = 0.005).
As with health care expenditures, long-term care expenditures have a skewed, rather than a normal, distribution and a log transformation can be used for the OLS estimation (Manning & Mullahy [ 41]).
The international oil companies have slashed their long-term capital expenditure.
And given that speculative projects can sometimes have quicker (and higher) returns than long-term capital expenditure, rapid credit creation will often lead to speculation.
The leaks of the CPRS report did not help," a senior Treasury official, Peter Mountfield, told Howe in a confidential note entitled "Follow-up of cabinet discussion on long-term public expenditure".
In the face of a growing number of older adults in the population, policy-makers in high-income countries are seeking new ways to reduce the expected growth in long-term care expenditure.
Because reablement addresses independent performance in daily activities perceived as important by the participants, our hypothesis was that reablement would reduce long-term care expenditure by diminishing the need for compensating home-based care services after the trial period.
I'm fairly certain leaders from emerging economies are not making long-term capital expenditure plans based on foreign direct investment, trends in capital markets and otherwise from the U.S., Europe and Japan.
Informal care and single households are likely to be important determinants of future long-term care expenditure.
