payer
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- noun
- /ˈpeɪər/
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- Any product that decreases costs to the payer and provides incentives to the providers has potential.
- third-party payer
- single-payer
- payers and providers
The bribe is a way of transferring some share of the surplus from the tax payer to the tax inspector in this model, right?
- The bribe is a way of transferring some share of the surplus from the tax payer to the tax inspector in this model, right?
- If you look at single payer systems around the world, they're way cheaper than the US system.
- By market convention, the counterparty paying the fixed rate is the payer and the counterparty receiving the fixed rate is the receiver.
- Notice the shift is going from payers in both those cases.
- And I've always said multiple times, I'm a payer, not a planner, all right?
- You know, my organization is strongly long term single payer on, on the policy.
- First, we're not debating single payer this evening.
- So in fact, we are better savers, better debt payers and better investors.
- So when you interject and now you want to be the payer, what is driving you right now?
- Now, my solution to balancing that out is I am a payer.
Examples
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The company is working hard to ensure that every payer receives fair treatment and prompt service.
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Controlling spending, protecting the tax payer, fundamentally fair.
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Consider this a tax payer's thank you for all your years of wonderful service.
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The hospital's information system would denote the insurance company as the primary payer responsible for the patient's account.
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A bill in Congress proposes that all payers contribute some part of their resources to medical education.
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In today's market, it is not uncommon for the payers to demand a global fee of $24,000.
Academic text (1994) -
As a payer, you have the right to request a detailed invoice for any services rendered.
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Many payers appreciate discounts offered for early payments on their monthly bills.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who pays money to get goods or services
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3.7
To support and take responsibility for an event or person by giving money
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3.0
A person who gives money or things to help a charity
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4.6
A person who gives money or help to others
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2.8
A person who buys goods or property
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3.7
A person or group that gives money to support a project
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7.0
A person or organization that gives money to settle a bill
A person or organization who sends money to someone
A person or organization that pays money from a fund for specific purposes
A person who pays money to someone for work or loss
A computer service that sends money or covers fees for another user
A person or bank that agrees to pay a bill when it is due
A person who pays back what they owe
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Etymology
The word payer comes from the common verb pay, which long ago meant 'to give money' or 'to settle a debt'. So a payer is simply a person or organization who gives money for goods or services.