Government–Market Mixes for Health Care

Australia provides universal health insurance cover, but its health system has extensive private sector involvement in both service delivery and health insurance. The overall cost of the system, at 10 per cent of GDP, is around the OECD average but the public share is relatively low. The system achi...

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Volume:	1
Main Author:	Podger, Andrew
Format:	Book Chapter
Language:	English
Place of publication:	Routledge 2018
published in:	Hybrid Public Policy Innovations Vol. 1; pp. 185 - 203
Editor:	Breunig, Robert Fabian, Mark
Edition:	1
Data of publication:	2018
ISBN:	9780815371809 0815371802
EISBN:	9781351245944 1351245945
Alternate Title:	Government–Market Mixes for Health Care
Discipline:	Social Sciences (General)
Subjects:	PBS Phi Cover Phi Fund Total Patient Costs Universal Health Insurance Scheme Income Contingent Loans Vice Versa West Germany OECD Data Higher Education Contribution Scheme Public Hospital Services Regression Discontinuity Designs Out-of Pocket Costs Universal Health Insurance Cover UK Approach Health Care Mri Machine Australian Health Care System AMA High Effective Marginal Tax Rates QS World University Ranking GP Visit OECD Country
Online Access:	available in Bonn?
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