author = { World Bank },

title = { Central America Social Expenditures and Institutional Review Costa Rica },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCESS TO EDUCATION , ADOPTION , AGED , AGING , AT RISK GROUPS , BASIC EDUCATION , BASIC NEEDS , CHEMOTHERAPY , CHILD DEVELOPMENT , CHILD MORTALITY , CHILDBIRTH , CHILDREN , CHRONIC DISEASE , CIRCULATORY SYSTEM , CLINICS , COMMUNICABLE DISEASES , COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT , COMMUNITY HEALTH , COMPREHENSIVE CARE , DECISION MAKING , DEMAND FOR SERVICES , DEMOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS , DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS , DIABETES , DIGESTIVE SYSTEM , DIPHTHERIA , DISABILITY , DISEASES , DROPOUT , EARLY CHILDHOOD , ECONOMIC GROWTH , EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT , ELDERLY , ENDOCRINE SYSTEM , FAMILIES , FAMILY HEALTH , FERTILITY , FERTILITY RATE , FORMAL EDUCATION , FUTURE GENERATIONS , GOVERNMENT POLICIES , GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT , HEALTH , HEALTH CARE , HEALTH CARE SERVICES , HEALTH CARE SYSTEM , HEALTH INDICATORS , HEALTH INSURANCE , HEALTH INTERVENTIONS , HEALTH OUTCOMES , HEALTH PROVIDERS , HEALTH SECTOR , HEALTH SERVICES , HEALTH SYSTEM , HIV , HOSPITAL , HOSPITAL BEDS , HOSPITALS , HOUSEHOLD INCOME , HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS , HUMAN CAPITAL , HUMAN DEVELOPMENT , HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS , HYPERTENSION , IMMUNIZATION , IMMUNIZATIONS , IMMUNODEFICIENCY , IMPACT ON HEALTH , IMPLEMENTATION , INFANT , INFANT MORTALITY , INFANT MORTALITY RATE , INFORMATION SYSTEM , INFORMATION SYSTEMS , INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES , INSTITUTIONALIZATION , INTERPERSONAL SKILLS , INTERVENTION , INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION , ISOLATION , KNOWLEDGE , LABOR CODE , LABOR FORCE , LABOR MARKET , LAWS , LEVEL OF EDUCATION , LEVELS OF EDUCATION , LIFE EXPECTANCY , LIFESTYLES , LIVE BIRTHS , LONG-TERM CARE , LONGER LIFE , MANDATES , MARKETING , MATERNAL MORTALITY , MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE , MATERNAL MORTALITY RATES , MEASLES , MEDICAL SERVICES , MEDICINES , MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL , MINISTRY OF EDUCATION , MINISTRY OF HEALTH , MORTALITY , MORTALITY RATE , NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT , NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN , NOURISHMENT , NUMBER OF DEATHS , NURSING , NUTRITION , OLD AGE , PATIENT , PATIENT SATISFACTION , PATIENTS , PENSIONS , PEOPLE , PLACE OF RESIDENCE , POLICIES , POLICY , POPULATION , POPULATION DENSITY , POPULATION DIVISION , POPULATION PROJECTIONS , POPULATION TRENDS , POPULATIONS , PREGNANCY , PREGNANT WOMEN , PRENATAL CARE , PREVENTION , PRIMARY EDUCATION , PRIMARY HEALTH CARE , PROGRESS , PUBLIC EDUCATION , PUBLIC HEALTH , PUBLIC HEALTH EXPENDITURE , PUBLIC HOSPITALS , PUBLIC SECTOR EXPENDITURES , PUBLIC SERVICE , PUBLIC SERVICES , QUALITY OF SERVICES , RESOURCE ALLOCATION , RESPECT , RISK GROUPS , RISKS , RURAL AREAS , RURAL POPULATION , SANITATION , SANITATION FACILITIES , SCHOOL YOUTH , SECONDARY EDUCATION , SECONDARY SCHOOL , SERVICE DELIVERY , SET OF RECOMMENDATIONS , SEX , SKILLED WORKERS , SOCIAL EXCLUSION , SOCIAL EXPENDITURES , SOCIAL POLICY , SOCIAL RETURNS , SOCIAL SCIENCES , SOCIAL SECTOR , SOCIAL SECTORS , SOCIAL SECURITY , SOCIAL SERVICES , SOCIAL WORKERS , SOCIALIZATION , SOCIOECONOMIC DIFFERENCES , SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS , STRATEGY , STRESS , STUDENTS , SURGERY , TEACHER RATIO , TEACHER SALARIES , TERTIARY EDUCATION , TETANUS , TRAINING , TUBERCULOSIS , UNEMPLOYMENT , URBAN AREAS , WHOOPING COUGH , WOMEN , WORKERS , WORKFORCE , WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION , WORLD POPULATION , WORLD POPULATION PROJECTIONS },

year = {2015},

abstract = {Costa Rica},

address = { World Bank, Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }