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Total expenditure on social protection, further details 1981-2006

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Million ISK ISK per capita

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1981-2006

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HEI01006

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Footnotes

Expendeture

1.1.1. Per-diem sickness benefits

Only general from 1981 to 1986. From 1987, also payments from private sector tade unions.

1.1.2. Wages and salaries during sickness

Included from 1981 to 1986 payments per-diem sickness benefits from private sector tade unions, which henceforth are included in 1.1.1.

1.2.1.1. Hospital care

Homes for the elderly included in hospital care (1.2.1.1.) from 1983 til 1992.

2.1. Unemployment insurance (cash benefits)

Increase in expenditure of unemployment insurance in 1989 is explained on the one hand by increased unemployment and on the other hand because of lengthening of entitlement period from 9 to 12 months.

2.1.1. Unemployment benefits

State-guaranteed wages in insolvencies (8.1.2.) included from 1981 to 1988.

3.2.1. Retirement homes and nursing homes

Homes for the elderly included in hospital care (1.2.1.1.) from 1983 til 1992.

3.2.3. Daycare for the elderly ect.

Daycare for the elderly and disabled are included in home-help services for the elderly (3.2.2.) from 1981 to 1988.

4.2.2. Residential homes and flats for the disabled

Included in Rehabilitation and employment for the disabled (4.2.1.) from 1981 to 1989.

4.2.3. Home-help services for the disabled

Included in home-help services for the elderly (3.2.2.) from 1981 to 1989.

4.2.4. Other services

Included in Rehabilitation and employment for the disabled (4.2.1.) from 1981 to 1995.

5.1.1.3. Child pension (Social security scheme (basic pension))

Basic pension and Compulsory private pension funds pensions to children that have lost a parent. Included in survivors pensions from the year 1985.

5.1.2. Death grants

Item 5.1.2. was up until 1996 included in item 1.1.1.

6.1.2. Family or child allowance

Maternity benefits are included in Consultations, physiotherapy etc., outside hospitals (1.2.1.2.) from 1981 to 1984.

6.2. Benefits in kind

Net figures, refunds by parents are not included.

6.2.2. Summer camps and other youth activities

Was included in Day-care for children (6.2.1) from 1984 to 1988.

7. Housing

First calculated in 1991

7.2.2. Other rent benefit

Established in 1995.

8.1.2. State-guaranteed wages in insolvencies

Included in unemployment benefits (2.1.1.) from 1981 to 1988.

8.2.1. Rehabilitation of alcohol and drug abusers

Included in hospital care (1.2.1.1.) 1981 tol 1989.

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Total 1. - 9.
Direct expenditure, total 1. - 8.
1. Health insurance
1.1. Cash benefits
1.1.1. Per-diem sickness benefits
1.1.2. Wages and salaries during sickness
1.1.3. Short-term occupational injury insurance
1.2. Benefits in kind
1.2.1. Hospitals and health care
1.2.1.1. Hospital care
1.2.1.2. Consultations, physiotherapy etc., outside hospitals
1.2.1.3. Other expenditures
1.2.2. Dental care
2. Unemployment insurance and employment agencies
2.1. Unemployment insurance (cash benefits)
2.1.1. Unemployment benefits
2.1.2. Vocational training allowances etc.
2.2. Employment agencies (benefits in kind)
3. Old age
3.1. Retirement pension (cash benefits)
3.1.1. Social security scheme (basic pension)
3.1.2. Compulsory private pension funds
3.2. Benefits in kind
3.2.1. Retirement homes and nursing homes
3.2.2. Home-help services for the elderly (ath.f.90)
3.2.3. Daycare for the elderly ect.
4. Disability
4.1. Cash benefits
4.1.1. Disability pension
4.1.1.1. Social security scheme (basic pension)
4.1.1.2. Compulsory private pension funds
4.1.2. Long-term occupational injury insurance
4.2. Benefits in kind
4.2.1. Rehabilitation and employment for the disabled
4.2.2. Residential homes and flats for the disabled
4.2.3. Home-help services for the disabled
4.2.4. Other services
5. Survivors
5.1.1. Widow's/widower's benefits
5.1.1.1. Social security scheme (basic pension)
5.1.1.3. Child pension (Social security scheme (basic pension))
5.1.1.2. Compulsory private pension funds
5.1.2. Death grants
6. Families and children
6.1. Cash benefits
6.1.1. Maternity benefits
6.1.2. Family or child allowance
6.1.3. Child maintenance
6.2. Benefits in kind
6.2.1. Daycare for children
6.2.2. Summer camps and other youth activities
6.2.3. Child and youth welfare
6.2.4. Home-help services for families with children
7. Housing
7.2. Rent benefit (benefits in kind)
7.2.1. Social housing
7.2.2. Other rent benefit
8. Other social benefits
8.1. Cash benefits
8.1.1. Income support etc.
8.1.2. State-guaranteed wages in insolvencies
8.2. Benefits in kind
8.2.1. Rehabilitation of alcohol and drug abusers
8.2.2. Other assistance
9. Administration costs