Staranje prebivalstva in izdatki za dolgotrajno oskrbo

Farazin, Dolores Branka

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Title:	Staranje prebivalstva in izdatki za dolgotrajno oskrbo
Authors:	ID Farazin, Dolores Branka (Author) ID Markovič Hribernik, Tanja (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	UN_Farazin_Dolores_Branka_2020.pdf (702,09 KB) MD5: 673C0D3884B1DEAB01686BEF33BB9B83 PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/3c4e1abc-9841-4eda-85db-c91d4f0ae2bf
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Diploma project paper
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:	V diplomskem projektu se osredotočamo na staranje prebivalstva in njegov vpliv na izdatke za dolgotrajno oskrbo ter na vzdržnost javnih financ v Evropski uniji in Sloveniji. Problem staranja prebivalstva je prisoten praktično v vseh državah članicah Evropske unije in je posledica zniževanja stopenj rodnosti ter podaljševanja pričakovanega trajanja življenja. S tem se povečuje tudi verjetnost, da ljudje v starosti postanejo odvisni od pomoči drugih oseb oziroma potrebujejo dolgotrajno oskrbo, ki jo na splošno predstavimo v prvem poglavju. Nadaljujemo z analizo vpliva staranja prebivalstva na izdatke za dolgotrajno oskrbo, ki se dotika področja vzdržnosti javnih financ. Podatki namreč kažejo na rast staranja prebivalstva tako v Evropski uniji kot v Sloveniji, kar vodi v povečevanje izdatkov za dolgotrajno oskrbo in s tem povzroča pritisk na javne finance, hkrati pa povečuje potrebe po spremembah na področju dolgotrajne oskrbe v posameznih državah. V diplomskem projektu predstavimo tudi urejenost področja dolgotrajne oskrbe v izbranih evropskih državah – v Avstriji, Franciji, Nemčiji, na Švedskem in v Švici. Rešitve, ki so jih te države vpeljale v svoje sisteme, so lahko Sloveniji dobra iztočnica pri pripravi nujno potrebnega Zakona o dolgotrajni oskrbi in zavarovanju za dolgotrajno oskrbo.
Keywords:	staranje prebivalstva, dolgotrajna oskrba, vzdržnost javnih financ, Evropska unija, Slovenija, preventiva.
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[D. B. Farazin]
Year of publishing:	2020
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-76845
UDC:	336.1
COBISS.SI-ID:	39097091
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:9BM6HL06
Publication date in DKUM:	24.11.2020
Views:	1760
Downloads:	299
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Secondary language

Language:	English
Title:	Population Ageing and Long-Term Care Expenditures
Abstract:	The diploma thesis focuses on the ageing population and its impact on long-term care expenditure and on the sustainability of public finances in the European Union and Slovenia. The problem of population ageing is present in practically all member states of the European Union and is the result of lower birth rates and longer life expectancy. This also increases the likelihood that older people become dependent on the help of others or need long-term care, which is generally presented in the first chapter. We continue with the analysis of the impact of population ageing on long-term care expenditure, which touches on the area of sustainability of public finances. The data shows an increase in the ageing population both in the European Union and in Slovenia, which leads to an increase in expenditure on long-term care and thus puts pressure on public finances, while increasing the need for changes in long-term care in individual countries. In the diploma thesis we also present the regulation of the field of long-term care in selected European countries - in Austria, France, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland. The solutions that these countries have introduced into their systems can be a good starting point for Slovenia in the preparation of the much-needed Long-Term Care and Long-Term Care Insurance Act.
Keywords:	population ageing, Long-term care, sustainability of public finances, European Union, Slovenia, prevention.

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