The 2016 joint report on health systems and fiscal sustainability presents policy challenges and options, for health care and long term care, on how to contain spending pressures through efficiency gains, in order to ensure fiscally sustainable access to good quality services for all.

The 2016 joint report on health systems and fiscal sustainability presents policy challenges and options, for health care and long term care, on how to contain spending pressures through efficiency gains, in order to ensure fiscally sustainable access to good quality services for all.

The 2016 joint report on health systems and fiscal sustainability presents policy challenges and options, for health care and long term care, on how to contain spending pressures through efficiency gains, in order to ensure fiscally sustainable access to good quality services for all.

The 2016 joint report on health systems and fiscal sustainability presents policy challenges and options, for health care and long term care, on how to contain spending pressures through efficiency gains, in order to ensure fiscally sustainable access to good quality services for all.

This report provides a description of the underlying macroeconomic assumptions and methodologies of the age-related expenditure projections for all Member States. On the basis of these underlying assumptions and methodologies, age-related expenditures covering pensions, health care, longterm...

This paper reviews the public pension schemes and the pension models used for the projections carried out by the Economic Policy Committee and the European Commission on age-related expenditure in 2005. The pension schemes are described as they were in force in 2005, including the effects of...