Forging Legitimizing Coalitions: Comparing EU/U.S. Financial Consumer Protection Reforms

This configuration will serve as a benchmark to compare the impact on the aggregate financial stability indicator of the other three policy-mix configurations:

The following paragraphs look at trends in health spending and health coverage, then focus in more detail on the three areas that account for the greatest share of

The incidence of catastrophic and impoverishing out-of-pocket payments is lower in Croatia than in many other EU13 countries, mainly due to public spending accounting for a high

comprehensive, includes dental care for adults and is informed by health technology assessment; and current user charges policy has some highly protective features – for

For households in each financial protection category, the percentage of out- of-pocket payments on different types of health goods and services should be reported, if the sample

It finds that in 2014, 1.4% of households in the United Kingdom – over one million people – experienced catastrophic spending on health (an established indicator of

Looking at EU competition law, also in the financial services sector any assessment of the legitimacy of the exchange of consumer financial information should investigate

As discussed in Chapter 1, at least theoretically, estimates of consumer detriment could be undertaken ex ante to inform policymaking, to set a benchmark for later assessing policy