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090			_a5.02 _bM9871p
100	1		_aMUSGROVE, Philip _97590
245	1	0	_aPublic and private roles in health : _btheory and financing patterns
260			_aWashington : _bThe World Bank, _c1996
300			_a79 p.
490	0		_aWorld bank discussion papers ; _v339
505	8	0	_tPart 1: Introduction _tWhy the public in health care matters _tChoices for state intervention _tA road map _tPart 2: A conceptual basis for public and private roles _tThe three domains of health care _tIntervention for public goods in health _tThe public role in low-cost private interventions _tRisk-sharing for catastrophically costly private goods _tMarket failure and health care needs _tDealing with poverty _tA minimal state role in the absense of poverty _tHow poverty complicates public roles _tSummary: justifications and risks of state intervention _tParte 3: Empirical patterns and explanations _tEconomic issues and health systems objectives _tOverall health spending and public/private composition _tWhat is know about health expenditure _tHow expenditure level and composition are related to income _tExplaining health outcomes _tLife expectancy at birth _tChildhood mortality _tSummary: expenditure and results _tOut-of-spending versus private and public insurance _tThe income-related expansion of insurance _tThe two forms of publicly-financed insurance _tState intervention in the insurance domain _tWhy social insurance is so widespread _tNon-financial state intervention _tPart 4: Conclusions _tThe appropriate public role in health _tWhat government should not do _tWhat government should do _tHow to spend public money on health care
650		4	_912122 _aPolítica de Saúde
650		4	_aPolitica Publica _912796
650		4	_aPoliticas Sociais _912266
650		4	_aGoverno _914027
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998			_a20020903 _bChris _cChris
999			_aConvertido do Formato PHL _bPHL2MARC21 1.1 _c6817 _d6817
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