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Hospitals may attempt to recover uncompensated health care by shifting costs to other payers , subsidizing uncompensated charges with nonoperating revenue ( e.g ., parking lots , gifts shops , endowments ) , or increasing prices for hospital services . “ Purchasers want health plans to effectively engage consumers to make better decisions ( versus simply shifting costs ) , promote provider accountability for quality and efficiency using standardized performance measures , align incentives to reward better performance , and induce reengineering of care delivery , ” they say . Humanists increasingly use computers as such spaces whether creating VRML models for metaphors and metalepsis , or creating or analyzing multiple narratives of a changing world in hypertexts , or experiencing first hand through MOOs and more sophisticated virtual spaces the shifting perspectivalization which characterizes the transcendent and historical present tense which marks us as mortal beings . Some agencies are raising the rental charges that voucher holders must pay by reducing the amount of rent that a voucher can cover and thus shifting costs from the voucher program to low-income tenants . ) The solving and shifting continue until all students have answered all four questions . Japan , with excess supply on tap , can easily afford to allow currency depreciation in the sense that shifting demand onto producers by cheapening the yen will not be inflationary . And in case you had n't noticed , businesses have already made tremendous strides in shifting health-care and pension costs to workers . This shifting demand , joined by increasing costs of and decreasing public investment in health professional education , and a shift to community based education partnerships , requires a clear understanding of the current financial models for health professional education . We have not been able to confirm the clinical suggestion that by strengthening the immune system of cancer patients , this drug is preventing immune-related complications so that patients are kept out of the hospital , shifting costs from Medicare Part A to Part B , rather than simply increasing costs . Beneficiaries in these Priority Groups are veterans , and FRA adamantly opposes shifting costs to them . Changing technologies , competition , and shifting demand all have the potential to push people out of long-term , continuous , and even well-paying jobs .