Differential willingness of household heads to pay community-based health insurance premia for themselves and other household members.
作者： Hengjin Dong , Bocar Kouyate , John Cairns , Rainer Sauerborn
关键词: Developing country 、 Willingness to pay 、 Head of Household 、 Socioeconomics 、 Population 、 Unit (housing) 、 Contingent valuation 、 Economics 、 Per capita 、 Bidding 、 Actuarial science
摘要: OBJECTIVE: This study compares household heads' willingness-to-pay (WTP) for community-based health insurance (CBI) themselves with their WTP other members, in order to provide information policy makers on setting the premium and choosing enrollment unit. METHOD: A random sample of 698 heads households was interviewed northwest Burkina Faso a bidding game approach used elicit WTP. Factors associated differences were identified, including characteristics head household. RESULTS: Mean by (3575 CFA) twice mean per capita as whole (1759 CFA). The old have lower than young, females males, poor rich, that those less schooling more years schooling. CONCLUSION: insure need be considered when premium. can assist decision complex problem unit
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