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Aproximación a la problemática de acueducto y alcantarillado en la ciudad de Yopal (Approach to the Problem of Aqueduct and Sewagare in Yopal City)

Durán, Isabel; Páez, Rafael - 2015

Spanish Abstract: Este texto se propone abordar la problemática existente en torno a las fallas en la prestación del servicio de agua potable a la comunidad de Yopal desde 2011, asociada a la ausencia de un acueducto que provea del líquido a dicha población. La deficiencia en la prestación...

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Drug innovation, prices and health

Ortún, Vicente; Puig, Jaume; Callejón, María - Department of Economics and Business, Universitat … - 2005

. Explanation is given to the welfare losses coming from the fact than industrial and health policy tend to ignore each other. Drug … impact on quantity and quality of life- and to the buyers of health care services. The level of drug’s public reimbursement …-payments for users (avoidable and inversely related with the incremental effectiveness of de drug) are deemed appropriate for those …

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Formas de contratación de los servicios de urgencias: una aproximación desde la economía de los costos de transacción

Valdivieso, Sergio Torres; Cáceres, Rafael Guillermo … - In: Revista de Economía Institucional 7 (2005) January-June, pp. 209-237

This paper evaluates how third level of attention hospitals in Bogotá choose between different contractual arrangements with health maintenance organizations (HMO), using criteria which seek to reduce transaction costs. Williamson’s theoretical framework is used as a basis for an empirical...

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Diseño y experiencia de la regulación en salud en Colombia

Zea, Jairo Humberto Restrepo; Acosta, Sandra Rodríguez - In: Revista de Economía Institucional 7 (2005) January-June, pp. 165-190

Colombia adopted a health care system with regulated competition in the interaction of several markets: insurance, medical services, hospitalization and drugs. In this regulatory scheme, a collegiate body and two central dependencies of the executive branch intervene. Overall, the regulation...

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