The Challenges Confronting Public Hospitals in India, Their Origins, and Possible Solutions
Table 15
Cuba’s total government expenditure and expenditure on social services (including health) and defense during the special period (in millions of current Cuban Pesos).
Year
Total government expenditure
Expenditure on defense/internal order
Expenditure on social services (education and health)
1989
14041
1269 (9.04%)
2576 (18.35%)
1990
13852
1120 (8.1%)
2492 (18.00%)
1991
15436
925 (6.0%)
2548 (16.50%)
1992
14312
746 (5.2%)
2395 (16.70%)
1993
12564
615 (4.9%)
2123 (16.90%)
1994
10035
461 (4.6%)
1696 (16.90%)
1995
8866
392 (4.42%)
1584 (17.90%)
1996
8326
323 (3.9%)
1697 (20.4%)
1997
8368
421 (5.03%)
1797 (21.50%)
1998
8344
343 (4.1%)
1823 (21.80%)
Source: based on data given in Table V, Dunning, 2001 [14].
