Gasto público en salud: envejecimiento, tecnología, crecimiento y no observables
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Argentina, gasto público en salud, determinantes, ingreso, envejecimiento, tecnología, enfermedad de costosResumen
Este documento establece que un modelo sencillo con efectos idiosincráticos por país, basado en ingresos, envejecimiento y una tendencia creciente de costos, posee gran capacidad explicativa del gasto público real por persona. Se extiende el ejercicio a tres niveles regionales: el mundo y regiones, América Latina y Argentina, durante 2000-2015. En este último caso, puede concluirse que el envejecimiento se asocia a los gastos incurridos previo al fallecimiento y una baja relevancia de “Enfermedad de costos” de Baumol.
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