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PN 2005-07: Looking Closely on Who Benefits from Public Subsidies in Health Care: a Gender Perspective

Do men benefit more than women from government expenditures in health care? Or do women have the upper hand? Using a sex-differentiated incidence analysis of the various Department of Health program expenditures, this Notes' authors assess who indeed benefits from such expenditures in terms of gender. And why.

Philippine Institute for Development Studies
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Manasan, Rosario G.; Villanueva-Ruiz, Eden C.; gender; benefit incidence analysis; gender analysis; public spending in health; sex-differentiated incidence analysis;
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Published in 2005 and available in the PIDS Library or Downloaded 431 times since November 25, 2011
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