
This article describes the effect of changes in public expenditure on health and education services in Australia, and draws international comparisons.
Employment, Health spending, Economic, Education spending, Education, Keywords: article, 340209 Public Sector Economics, Social capital, Models, Humans, human, comparative study, education, Public sector, statistical model, Australia, health care cost, economics, Models, Economic, health care policy, statistics, Health Care Reform, employment, Health Expenditures
Employment, Health spending, Economic, Education spending, Education, Keywords: article, 340209 Public Sector Economics, Social capital, Models, Humans, human, comparative study, education, Public sector, statistical model, Australia, health care cost, economics, Models, Economic, health care policy, statistics, Health Care Reform, employment, Health Expenditures
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