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Govt not meeting bare minimum standards required in service delivery - Vimarsana News

Govt not meeting bare minimum standards required in service delivery

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Bringing Efficiency to the Third World Through Private Provision ofPublic Services - Vimarsana News

Bringing Efficiency to the Third World Through Private Provision ofPublic Services

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Broken healthcare: Lure of private medicine - Vimarsana News

Broken healthcare: Lure of private medicine

With increasing healthcare demands and challenged capacity, does private health offer a better alternative to social insurance? Or does private...

Yellow Light for Eastern Europe: Beware Four Economic DevelopmentMyths - Vimarsana News

Yellow Light for Eastern Europe: Beware Four Economic DevelopmentMyths

(Archived document, may contain errors) 796 November 13,1990 YEIXQW LIGHT FOR EASIERN ENROPE BEWARl3 FouREcoNoMlC DEVEIDPMENT MYTHS INTRODUCI'ION Socialism has left Eastern Europe in economic and environmental ruins. Dilapidated 40-year-old factories grind out goods whose quality is vastly inferior to Western and even manyThird World products, all the while polluting the air and soil.

Riester-Rente: Verbraucherschützer fordern Neustart bei privater Altersvorsorge - Vimarsana News

Riester-Rente: Verbraucherschützer fordern Neustart bei privater Altersvorsorge

Viele Bürger sorgen sich über ihre finanzielle Absicherung im Alter. Deshalb nutzen Millionen Betroffene die private Altersvorsorge - etwa die Riester-Rente. Doch sie wird massiv kritisiert. Wie es mit der Riester-Rente weitergehen könnte – und wie Bürger sonst noch selbst fürs Alter vorsorgen können.

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