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Comparative analysis of non-medical consumption pattern between insured and uninsured people in Ekiti State, Nigeria
Health Insurance (HI) brings about welfare improvement through improved health status and maintenance of non-medical consumption by ensuring that medical expenditures are smoothened over time. Notwithstanding, available data show that less than 4% of the Nigerian households are covered by national h...
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