This website, whose manager is Bubok Publishing, s.l., uses cookies (small data files that get stored in your browser), your own data and third parties' data as well, for the operation of the site (necessary), analytics (anonymous analysis of your activity on the website) and social media activity (so that you can interact through them). You can read our política de cookies. You can accept, reject, manage or view more information about said cookies by clicking on the corresponding button.
AcceptRejectSettings and further information

The burden of health inequity in the European Union


The analysis of the EU burden of health inequity stands at some 100,000 avoidable deaths (4% of those under 80) when using global healthy/feasible/sustainable models, and 6 times higher (in number-close to 600,000- and proportion- 23%-) when using EU national and subnational health/feasible standards. Health inequity hits harder Eastern Europe (mainly Bulgaria and the Baltic countries), and middle age men, but with higher sensitivity analysis (smaller sample size) it detects health inequities in all sex, age groups and regions.

The relation between the most efficient use of economic (and its relation with natural) resources of the HF(S) models, and the present shape and dynamics of income distribution opens t a new research area: the economics of equity: equinomics.

Equity income curves compatible with the right to health and life (life expectancy feasible for all) call for ethical global, regional and regional redistribution systems.

At the EU level, the limited sampling power of the EU national analysis narrows the equity zone, ut the higher-sensitive subnational level of analysis allows to see that possibly only half of the burden of health inequity is due to the shadows of the deficit zone, and a major degree of ill health is in areas of equity and even excess accumulation.

The level of EU resource flows is far above what´s needed for the best feasible wellbeing standards. Disposing of such excess would allow EU redistribution to prevent from EU citizens living in the "deficit" zone (causing some 400,000 avoidable deaths every year)  and only better lives for all Europeans but also allow global redistribution to enable all world citizens to escape the deficit zone (and prevent over 15 million deaths per year) and still ample space of resources or direct the same present levels into knowledge of sustainable economies (e.g. fusion) or do without such excess and work less, produce less, consume less and possibly (letting go off the cortisol-driven biodynamics) live more

...[Read more]
USD 16.81
Quantity
+
Add to Cart
Buy Now
Payment available with Amazon Pay, card, transfer or cash on delivery
Product Details:
  • Author: Juan Garay
  • Status: For sale in Bubok
  • Number of pages: 68
  • Size: 216x279
  • Inside: Black and white
  • Binding: Perfect bound
  • Cover finish: Matte
  • Downloads: 1
  • Last update: 25/05/2016
No Comments about this book Sign up to comment about this book
More books by this author
Other books that might interest you

Bubok's bookstore has more than 70,000 titles online. Want to find yours? Here are some recommended readings based on the ratings of readers who bought this book.
Not what you were looking for? Check out our full selection in our bookstore: eBooks , free downloads , our specialized bookstores... Happy reading!

Bubok is an editorial that offers any author the necessary tools and services to edit their works, publish and sell them in more than 7 countries, both in digital and print formats, with quantities starting as small as a single copy. The agreements of Bubok allow to sell books in 100s of digital platforms and physical bookstores.
If you want to discover the possibilities of editing and publishing your book, please contact us through this form and we will begin working on your project.