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this is primarily a consequence of rising real per capita income, which more than doubled over the same period. We … investigate this hypothesis empirically by instrumenting for local area income with time-series variation in global oil prices … an increase in income on health expenditures. Our central estimate is an income elasticity of 0.7, with an elasticity of …
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This paper investigates the effect of oil price shocks on government expenditures on the health and education sectors in Saudi Arabia. Using a quarterly dataset 1990Q1-2017Q2 and employing a non-linear autoregressive distributed lag (NARDL) model, our research shows evidence of a non-linear...
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Crude oil is one of the sources by which budgets are financed in OPEC countries. However, the fall in oil prices in 2014 put their governments' finances under significant pressure. Healthcare was one of the sectors experiencing fiscal strain. This study examined the effect of a fall in oil...
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minimize reliance on oil, diversify their income, and avoid relying heavily on debt and foreign reserves, as these might …
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or more. This study examines the distribution of such spending by income and care type, and the variation in spending … pocket spending varies by income but that most spending usually occurs in income quintiles below the topmost quintile. We use … relationship between spending and income suggests that insurance markets may need to be segmented by income"--National Bureau of …
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