What is more, some economists and policy analysts say the current system encourages overly generous coverage, which they say helps drive up the cost of medical care by keeping patients insulated from the true costs.
Overly generous provision sometimes harms women, rather than helping them.
But just as much, the tax is intended to discourage the overly generous coverage that many experts say has helped propel the country's reckless spending on medical care.
And despite some measures limiting early retirement, he says that the pension system is still overly generous toward people who do not need the help.
The MWD should revisit the rules on a regular basis to make sure the rebates aren't overly generous and that they include reasonable caps to help stretch the cash-for-grass funding.
After all, overly generous ratings awarded to newfangled mortgage-backed securities helped to spark the credit crisis.
Wisconsin and Ohio have enacted legislation to severely limit collective bargaining for public-sector workers, saying that was needed to help balance their budgets and rein in what they said were overly generous benefits.
Proponents say the measure, which would raise $149 billion by 2019, would not only raise money to insure the uninsured but also help control costs by discouraging employers and insurance companies from offering overly generous plans.
Helping to make reforms easier, the state public pension benefits are overly generous.
From whence comes this recurring theme that we "owe" something to the unemployed, unsheltered, unwell, etc.? In my own family I have seen the results of well-meaning, overly generous people handling the cases for others who won't, can't or aren't willing to help themselves.
But it said that a minority of mentors were overly generous in the grades they awarded trainees and that in many cases trainees were not given enough guidance on how to help pupils improve literacy and numeracy skills, and the planning aspect of these subjects.
