Healthcare Financing in OECD Countries Beyond the Public-Private Split

Public Long-term Care Financing Arrangements in OECD Countries

With population ageing and reductions in family care, utilisation of formal long-term care for disabled people is growing in all high-income countries. Higher demand for formal services is emerging also because of people’s expectations for high-quality care. These factors are pushing up the cost of formal long-term care across OECD countries and raise questions about who should pay more promine...

Private financing of public infrastructure

I thank Ken Davidson for helpful comments and information .

Accelerated Reforms in Healthcare Financing: The Need to Scale up Private Sector Participation in Nigeria

The health sector, a foremost service sector in Nigeria, faces a number of challenges; primarily, the persistent under-funding of the health sector by the Nigerian government as evidence reveals low allocations to the health sector and poor health system performance which are reflected in key health indices of the country.Notwithstanding, there is evidence that the private sector could be a key...

Beyond Public and Private

Summary on Private health insurance in OECD countries