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Effect of democracy on health: ecological study

Álvaro Franco · Carlos Álvarez‐Dardet · María Teresa Ruiz

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Political Conflict and Governance Political Theory and Democracy Global Health Care Issues

Abstract

Can political regimes be singled out as a factor affecting health? Rating countries by the extent of their freedom is a useful proxy for measuring the effects of democracy on health related variables

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