This report examines the nature of three adverse risks to household wellbeing to inform the Government of Chile’s efforts to extend social protection to the country’s middle-class households. The adverse risks that have been prioritized by the government and examined in this report are: (i) functional dependence, (ii) catastrophic out-of pocket spending on healthcare, and (iii) long-duration unemployment. The report builds on the World Bank’s analysis...
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2020/12/14
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2021/03/11
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Disclosed
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Priority Claims Analysis
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Priority Risks to Middle-Class Wellbeing? : Functional Dependence, Catastrophic Health Spending, and Long-Duration Unemployment (Vol. 2 of 2) : Priority Claims Analysis (Spanish). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/790601615440409115