(2) LongTermCare in Korea
In July 2008, Korea introduced social insurance forlong-termcare. There are several
important demographic and social changes leading to the introduction of long-termcare
(LTC) insurance, including the rapid ageing of population as a result of the increase in life expectancy and the sharp decline in fertility. Total fertility rate is below 1.1 in 2005 (NSO,2007).
the type of state has developed and changed throughout many centuries and people say now is the time of welfare state. As the productivity of many industries and work efficiency has increased, people’s need and desire for welfare has increased gradually and many of the states especially countries in north part of Europe developed many of the successful welfare programs and pension systems that
increase.
If this situation is continued, account of health insurance will have a deficit.
Korean use seventy or eighty millions of money as medical cost all their life and half of their medical cost is used after 65-years-old.
Korea face an aging-society, so economic action of man in the prime of life is very important. Therefore, we need countermeasures about increasing medical cost.
the government implements the program budget system which is focus on program since 2008. By implementing program budget system, each department could secure their own autonomy of budget organization and execution. Also they could organizing the budget and attaching the purpose which is focus on program.
Furthermore, It enables effective following-up control which is basis for performance evalu
the summer and consumed hay in the winter. Essentially self-sufficient, Finland engaged in very limited agricultural trade.
This traditional, almost autarkic, production pattern shifted sharply during the late nineteenth century, when inexpensive imported grain from Russia and the United States competed effectively with local grain. At the same time, rising domestic and foreign demand for dairy