Pricing Policy in the Social Sectors: Cost Recovery for Education and Health in Developing Countries

Emmanuel Jiménez

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This book reviews recent research much of it supported by the World Bank-on the desirability of increasing the role of prices in financing and allocating educational and health services, usually the largest components of the social sector budget. The book describes current pricing policy and its effect on efficiency and equity. It then shows how efficiency and equity can be improved by adjusting cost-recovery policies.

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