However, many private players find these rates to be economically unviable. It is essential to commence informed dialogues between the government and private players, in which valuable inputs, from not-for-profit institutions of standing, duly adjusted, for reasonable returns, could also be considered to evolve satisfactory rates for all concerned. The identification of beneficiaries can commence on the basis of available economic data, statistics available with state insurance schemes and existing central schemes.
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