Chile's Neoliberal Health Reform: An Assessment and a Critique

Jean‐Pierre Unger · Pierre De Paepe · Giorgio Solimano · Óscar Arteaga Herrera

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In spite of serious under-financing during the Pinochet years, Chile's public health system remains the backbone of health provision, responsible for the impressive public health status.

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