Margaret E Kruk|Emily Goldmann|Sandro Galea
Borrowing And Selling To Pay For Health Care In Low- And Middle-Income Countries
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
many families around world make sizable outofpocket payments health care calculated frequency borrowing money selling assets buy health services forty low middleincome countries estimated various factors associated coping strategies data represented combined population 366 billion 58 percent worlds population average 259 percent households borrowed money sold items pay health care risk higher among poorest households countries less health insurance health systems developing countries failing protect families financial risks seeking health care