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In other words, wait-and-see behavior predicts that the reduction in short-run volatility was only temporary at the time of the euro's introduction and thereafter foresees an increase in volatility.
Each respondent was then asked if she would support the program if she had to pay an additional monthly fee ranging from 0.02 to 0.84 euros per person per month.
The economic evaluation by diagnosis-related groups showed that the cost of these hospitalizations totaled 94,787 euros per year, that is, 1,458 + 536 euros per patient and per year.
Half of the patients had curative treatments after an episode of pulmonary exacerbation, for a total cost of 218,681 euros (mean 3,365 + 2,071 euros per patient and per year).
Whereas half of respondents were willing to pay 0.05 euros for the landfill upgrading program, half of respondents were not willing to pay anything for packaging waste recycling service.
The cost of the fees charged by medical and paramedical personnel amounted to 2,692 + 477 euros per patient and per year; physiotherapy represents 97 percent of this total.
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