Critical illness insurance system in China : profitability and sustainability for insurers companies

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      <subfield code="a">In this extract of The Geneva Association's Health and Ageing newsletter, Ms Yashan Ren and Mr Shaowen Dai from the Central University of Finance and Economics discuss the profitability and sustainability of the Critical Illness Insurance System (CIIS) in China.</subfield>
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