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How health insurance affects the delivery of health care in developing countries.

By: Kutzin, Joseph; Barnum, Howard.

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BookSeries: Policy Research Working Papers. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1992Subject(s): Health Services | Developing countries -- Health care -- Health insurance/. -- Developing countries -- Health care -- Health insurance/. -- Developing countries -- Health care -- Health insuranceSummary: The paper examines institutional aspects of insurance programmes in four developing countries: Brazil, China, Korea and Zaire and assesses the impact of each on the efficiency and equity of the health sector.

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The paper examines institutional aspects of insurance programmes in four developing countries: Brazil, China, Korea and Zaire and assesses the impact of each on the efficiency and equity of the health sector.

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How health insurance affects the delivery of health care in developing countries.

By: Kutzin, Joseph; Barnum, Howard.