Systemic analysis of the health sector through the input-output matrix, 2000-2005

Joilson De Assis Cabral, Edson Domingues, Mônica Viegas Andrade, Fernando Perobelli, Lucas Barbosa Rodrigues and Flaviane Sousa Santiago

Revista CEPAL, 2015

Abstract: This article provides a systemic analysis of the health sector in Brazil, based on a study of its productive structure and its interactions with the other sectors of the economy. The article draws on unpublished data on the National Health Accounts provided by the Brazilian Geographical and Statistical Institute (ibge); and it proposes a methodology for harmonizing the System of National Accounts (input-output matrix) with the Health Satellite Accounts for 2000 and 2005. This sheds light on the relations that exist between the health sector and the other sectors the economy, through input-output indicators.

Date: 2015-08
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