- The impact of liabilities for retiree health benefits
on share prices.
Defined Benefit Pension Plans, in: J. Turner and D. Beller, eds., Trends in Pensions (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Labor). Warshawsky, M., 1992a, The Uncertain Promise of Retiree Health Benefits: An Evaluation of Corporate Obligations (Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research). Warshawsky, M., 1992b, Financial Accounting and ......
- Employment-related health insurance: Federal agencies' roles in meeting data needs
HEADNOTE Employer-sponsored health insurance accounts for almost one-third of all health care spending. As health care cost growth accelerates affecting the availability of employer-sponsored insurance and depth of coverage, the importance of timely and accurate information for measuring and monitoring these changes and formulating policy options increases. Identifying a growing ......
- Employment-related health insurance: federal
agencies' roles in meeting data needs.
INTRODUCTION (1) The United States Federal statistical system is highly decentralized. Many of the Nation's statistical programs are carried out by agencies such as the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and the National Center for Health Statistics who have as their principal mission the collection, analysis, and dissemination of official ......
- Federal Employees Health Benefits Act: Health Plan for Federal Employees Denied Contract Action under Federal Law - Empire HealthChoice Assurance Inc. v. McVeigh1
The Federal Employees Health Benefits Act ("FEHBA")2 does not affirmatively authorize federal courts to exercise federal jurisdiction by making federal common law. In Empire HealthChoice Assurance, Inc. v. McVeigh, the United States Court of Appeals for the second Circuit affirmed the dismissal of Appellant's complaint because Appellant failed to identify ......
- An analysis of the effect of tax policy on health
insurance purchases by risk group.
ABSTRACT There is an extensive body of literature dealing with the welfare loss associated with generous levels of health insurance as a function of the tax subsidy. The theoretical discussion in this study considers the effect of the tax subsidy on pooling within plans, and suggests the hypotheses that the ......
- The Tax Treatment of Health Insurance and Employment-Based Health Benefits
* Tax treatment of health benefits-Various proposals have been made to change the tax treatment of health coverage, which currently is tax free to both employers and workers. Proponents of these changes argue, among other things, that current tax rules are unfair and contribute to unnecessary spending for health care....
- Contraceptive coverage
The Bush administration's proposal to end a requirement that health insurers offer birth control coverage to federal employees probably won't make much difference, federal officials say. Bush's 2002 budget proposes scrapping a law that requires insurers to cover a broad range of contraceptives for employees enrolled in health plans from ......