The mortality crisis in transitional economies /

The former Soviet bloc countries' transition to a market economy was accompanied by a sharp increase in mortality of some three million people from 1989-96. This analysis of that upsurge aims to contribute to policies to tackle the crisis.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Cornia, Giovanni Andrea, Paniccià, Renato
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press : United Nations University, 2000.
Series:	Studies in development economics.
Subjects:	Mortality > Europe, Eastern. Health > Social aspects > Europe, Eastern. Life expectancy > Europe, Eastern. Mortality > Russia (Federation) Health > Social aspects > Russia (Federation) Life expectancy > Russia (Federation) Life expectancy. Mortality. Vital statistics. Sociology. Demography. Social sciences. Medical care. Public health. Statistics > Methodology. Life Expectancy Mortality Socioeconomic Factors Vital Statistics Population Characteristics Sociology Data Collection Demography Social Sciences Delivery of Health Care Epidemiologic Measurements Epidemiologic Methods Information Science Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena Public Health Investigative Techniques Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment Environment and Public Health Patient Care Mortalité > Europe de l'Est. Sociologie de la santé > Europe de l'Est. Espérance de vie > Europe de l'Est. Mortalité > Russie. Sociologie de la santé > Russie. Espérance de vie > Russie. Espérance de vie. Mortalité. Statistiques de l'état civil. Sociologie. Statistique > Méthodologie. Démographie. Sciences sociales. Prestation de soins. Santé publique. Soins médicaux. mortality. sociology. demography. social sciences. public health. Vital statistics Social sciences Public health Medical care Health > Social aspects Life expectancy Eastern Europe Russia (Federation) Business & Economics. Electronic books.
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Published 2000

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