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The (W)Health of Nations: The Impact of Health Expenditure on the Number of Chronic Diseases
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HEALTH CARE AND IDEOLOGY: A RECONSIDERATION OF POLITICAL DETERMINANTS OF PUBLIC HEALTHCARE FUNDING IN THE OECD
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The relationship between health care expenditure and health outcomes
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The determinants and effects of health expenditure in developed countries
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Attrition in Panel Data: The Effectiveness of Weighting
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Survey Response and Survey Characteristics: Microlevel Evidence from the European Community Household Panel
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The Lifetime Distribution of Health Care Costs
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Health indicators and the organization of health care systems in western Europe.
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Health Politics, Interests and Institutions in Western Europe
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