Spijker and Gumà confirm that during the economic crisis there was an improvement in health indicators in Spain

José A. Tapia Granados

doi:10.18294/sc.2018.1987

Spijker y Gumà confirman que durante la crisis económica en España hubo una mejora de indicadores de salud

José A. Tapia Granados Médico. Doctor en Economía. Profesor titular, Department of Politics, Drexel University, Filadelfia, EEUU.

Recibido: 6 August 2018, Aceptado: 6 August 2018, Publicado: 16 December 2018

https://doi.org/10.18294/sc.2018.1987

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Palabras clave: Economic recession, Impacts on health, Work, Education, Spain

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