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Preface and Acknowledgements; Contents; About the Author; List of Charts; List of Figures; List of Tables; 1 Introduction; Abstract; References; 2 Various Approaches to Inequity: A Review of Literature; Abstract; 2.1 Horizontal Inequities in Health Use; 2.2 Studies Using and Modifying Concentration Curve and Concentration Index; 2.3 Studies with a Relative Focus on Regional Perspective; References; 3 Data and Methodology; Abstract; 3.1 Coefficient of Variation (CV); 3.2 Gini Index; 3.3 Generalized Entropy Measures (Theil's T and L Measures)
3.4 Concentration Curve, Concentration Index and Erreygers Revised Concentration Index3.4.1 Data Base; References; 4 Health Expenditures and Health Facilities in India; Abstract; 4.1 Utilization of Health Services in India; Annexure; References; 5 District-Level Inequity in Selected Indian States; Abstract; 5.1 Inequity and Efficiency in Healthcare Sector in Assam; 5.1.1 Introduction; 5.1.2 Database; 5.1.3 Results and Discussion; 5.1.4 Conclusions; 5.2 Inequity and Efficiency of Healthcare System: A Sub-State Level Analysis for Orissa; 5.2.1 Choice of Dependent and Major Explanatory Variables
5.2.2 Database5.2.3 Results and Discussion; 5.2.4 Discussion; 5.2.5 Comparison with Other District-Level Studies in India and Other Countries; 5.2.6 Conclusions; 5.3 Inequity and Efficiency of Healthcare System: A Sub-State-Level Analysis for Bihar; 5.3.1 Results; 5.3.2 Conclusions; 5.4 Inequity and Efficiency in Healthcare Sector in Tamil Nadu; 5.4.1 Results; 5.4.2 Conclusion; 5.5 Inequity and Efficiency in Healthcare Sector in Gujarat (India); 5.5.1 Results; 5.5.2 Conclusions; Annexure 1: Model Specification for Estimation of Efficiency Using Stochastic Frontier Model
Annexure 2: Model Specification for Estimation of Efficiency Using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA Methodology)References; 6 Demand Elasticities for Health Care; Abstract; 6.1 Introduction and Objective; 6.2 Data Source; 6.3 Results and Discussion; 6.4 Conclusions and Policy Implications; Annexure 1; Annexure 2; References; 7 Conclusions and Policy Imperatives; Abstract
3.4 Concentration Curve, Concentration Index and Erreygers Revised Concentration Index3.4.1 Data Base; References; 4 Health Expenditures and Health Facilities in India; Abstract; 4.1 Utilization of Health Services in India; Annexure; References; 5 District-Level Inequity in Selected Indian States; Abstract; 5.1 Inequity and Efficiency in Healthcare Sector in Assam; 5.1.1 Introduction; 5.1.2 Database; 5.1.3 Results and Discussion; 5.1.4 Conclusions; 5.2 Inequity and Efficiency of Healthcare System: A Sub-State Level Analysis for Orissa; 5.2.1 Choice of Dependent and Major Explanatory Variables
5.2.2 Database5.2.3 Results and Discussion; 5.2.4 Discussion; 5.2.5 Comparison with Other District-Level Studies in India and Other Countries; 5.2.6 Conclusions; 5.3 Inequity and Efficiency of Healthcare System: A Sub-State-Level Analysis for Bihar; 5.3.1 Results; 5.3.2 Conclusions; 5.4 Inequity and Efficiency in Healthcare Sector in Tamil Nadu; 5.4.1 Results; 5.4.2 Conclusion; 5.5 Inequity and Efficiency in Healthcare Sector in Gujarat (India); 5.5.1 Results; 5.5.2 Conclusions; Annexure 1: Model Specification for Estimation of Efficiency Using Stochastic Frontier Model
Annexure 2: Model Specification for Estimation of Efficiency Using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA Methodology)References; 6 Demand Elasticities for Health Care; Abstract; 6.1 Introduction and Objective; 6.2 Data Source; 6.3 Results and Discussion; 6.4 Conclusions and Policy Implications; Annexure 1; Annexure 2; References; 7 Conclusions and Policy Imperatives; Abstract