印度的健康与民主:选民关心健康吗?

Melbourne Asia Review Pub Date : 2023-06-07 DOI:10.37839/mar2652-550x14.8

Oliver Heath, J. Mishra, Louise Tillin, S. Venkateswaran

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长期以来，印度对其卫生系统的投资不足一直存在。该国是主要经济体中公共卫生支出(占国内生产总值的百分比)最低的国家之一。印度每年的公共卫生支出约占其国内生产总值的1%，而中国为3%，巴西为4%，南非为4.5%。高度依赖

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Health and democracy in India: Do voters care about health?

India’s under-investment in its health system has been long and persistent. The country has one of the lowest public expenditures on health (as a percentage of GDP) of any major economy. Public expenditure on health in India constitutes about one percent of its GDP per annum compared to three percent in China, four percent in Brazil, and 4.5 percent in South Africa. With high dependence

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