1. Investment in social security
Effective access to health care
Higher utilization of health services when necessary (including prevention)
Better health status
Facilitates search for jobs matching individual skills
Preserves human capital
Higher productivity
Allows people to take more risky decisions
Promotes productive employment and entrepreneurship
Supports structural change
Investment in social security
Stabilizes aggregate consumption
Supports crisis response and structural change
Macroeconomic stability and social cohesion
Higher income security
Inclusive growth
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Figure 6.23 (Print)