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|a Nozaki, Masahiro.
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|a Health Spending in Japan :
|b Macro-Fiscal Implications and Reform Options /
|c Masahiro Nozaki, Kenichiro Kashiwase, Ikuo Saito.
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|a Health spending has risen rapidly in Japan. We find two-thirds of the spending increase over 1990-2011 resulted from ageing, and the rest from excess cost growth. The spending level will rise further: ageing alone will raise it by 3 1\2 percentage points of GDP over 2010-30, and excess cost growth at the rate observed over 1990-2011 will lead to an additional increase of 2-3 percentage points of GDP. This will require a sizable increase in government transfers. Japan can introduce micro- and macro-reforms to contain health spending, and financing options should be designed to enhance equity.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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