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Regional Workshop Washington DC, USA, November 2007 Venue: Inter American Development Bank IDB Enrique V. Iglesias Conference Center Room CR-2 (Annex Building) 1330 New York Avenue Health for All: Can it be financed? “Fiscal Space and the Financing of Universal Health Care Systems in the Americas: Issues and Policies”

Health for All? Discussion will be limited to the Financing of : –Universal Access to Health Care Services Public goods and services/Collective Consumption Health Care Services of Individual Consumption – Public Provision: Public (National) Health Care System ?Health Care Services of Individual Consumption – Public Provision: Public (National) Health Care System ? –Discussion will not be covering public policies dealing with other social determinants of populations’ health

Health for All: Can it be financed? “Fiscal Space and the Financing of Universal Health Care Systems in the Americas: Issues and Policies”

Fiscal Issues: Role of Government & Financing Public Policies (taxation and expenditures) Efficiency – Optimality (Distortions and Economic Growth) Redistribution – Social Justice (Incentives and Economic Growth –Robin Hood Paradox)

What is fiscal space? …….. room in a government´s budget that allows it to provide resources for a desired purpose without jeopardizing the sustainability of its financial position or the stability of the economy. fiscal space must exist or be created if extra resources are to be made available for worthwhile government spending. –raising taxes (What type of Taxes? – See Tanzi & Howell) –securing outside grants, –cutting lower priority expenditure –borrowing resources (from citizens or foreign lenders), or borrowing from the banking system (and thereby expanding the money supply). But it must do this without compromising macroeconomic stability and fiscal sustainability—making sure that it has the capacity in the short term and the longer term to finance its desired expenditure programs as well as to service its debt. (Heller) Health for All: Can it be financed? “Fiscal Space and the Financing of Universal Health Care Systems in the Americas: Issues and Policies”

Latin America and the Caribbean: Is there fiscal space to finance social policies – Public health care systems providing universal access? Organization and Financing ?

Health for All: Can it be financed? “Fiscal Space and the Financing of Universal Health Care Systems in the Americas: Issues and Policies”

Is there fiscal space to finance NHCS of universal access to health care services? to expand coverage? How?

Regional Workshop Washington DC, USA, November 2007 Venue: Inter American Development Bank IDB Enrique V. Iglesias Conference Center Room CR-2 (Annex Building) 1330 New York Avenue Health for All: Can it be financed? “Fiscal Space and the Financing of Universal Health Care Systems in the Americas: Issues and Policies”