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Policymakers in developing countries face multiple challenges related to climate change. To provide policymakers with reliable recommendations on a variety of climate related policies, the WBG has a diverse and complementary set of models. The analytics range from evaluating the aggregate,...

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Cross-border purchases of health services : a case study on Austria and Hungary

Obermaier, Andreas J. - 2009

"This paper explores the structure of cross-border health purchasing between Austria and Hungary and determines the …). Most health actors in both Austria and Hungary do not regard cross-border purchasing of health services as having cost … between Austria and Hungary is a circumscribed phenomenon in terms of quantities, and it will most probably remain so in the …

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