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Free public healtcare does not remove inequality of healthcare access

Despite the availability in South Africa of free public health care for young children, sick children in poor households are less likely to receive medical treatment than those from more well-off households.

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27 September 2009
Publication Type: Policy Brief
Research Programme: Growth, Development & Structural Constraints, Human Capital Policy
Keyword: inequality, public health, South Africa
JEL Code: I18
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