Testing the Connection Between Social Spending and Better Health

European Edition

Jennifer Rubin, Jirka Taylor, Joachim Krapels, Alex Sutherland, Melissa Francisca Felician, Jodi L. Liu, Lois M. Davis, Charlene Rohr

Research SummaryPublished May 25, 2016

This brief discusses the implications of research findings that, within the European Union, higher levels of social spending are strongly associated with better health.

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Rubin, Jennifer, Jirka Taylor, Joachim Krapels, Alex Sutherland, Melissa Francisca Felician, Jodi L. Liu, Lois M. Davis, and Charlene Rohr, Testing the Connection Between Social Spending and Better Health: European Edition. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2016. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB9900z1.html.
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