Listar EAEE - Contribuciones a congresos científicos por autor "Casquero-Tomás, Antonio"
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An empirical analysis of the efficiency in reducing child mortality (Millennium Development Goal 4)
Ortega, Bienvenido; Sanjuán-Solís, Jesús Carlos
; Casquero-Tomás, Antonio (2015-09-25)
The main aim of this article is to analyse, at the macro-level, why some countries are more efficient in converting inputs (physicians density and relative total health expenditure) into both a specific health-output ... -
Do Illicit Financial Flows Hurt Basic Healthcare Provision? The Case of Infant Vaccination Coverage in Low-and Middle-Income Countries
Ortega, Bienvenido; Sanjuán-Solís, Jesús Carlos; Casquero-Tomás, Antonio (2017-06-12)
Since 1980, developing countries have lost US$16.3 trillion dollars through broad leakages in the balance of payments, trade misinvoicing, and unrecorded financial transfers. Moreover, according to the Global Financial ... -
Illicit financial flows in low- and middle-income countries: A hindrance to human development.
Illicit financial flows (IFFs) are cross-border transfers of funds that are illegally earned, transferred, or utilized. Although it is widely recognised that these flows drain the scarce public resources available to finance ... -
Impact of illicit financial flows on infant vaccination coverage in developing countries.
Ortega, Bienvenido; Sanjuán-Solís, Jesús Carlos; Casquero-Tomás, Antonio (2017-10-09)
Objectives This paper analysed the impact of illicit financial flows (IFFs) on the infant immunisation coverage rate as a first step in analysing the social costs of IFFs in developing countries. Background The ... -
Socio-economic determinants of efficiency in reducing child mortality in developing countries
Ortega, Bienvenido; Sanjuán-Solís, Jesús Carlos; Casquero-Tomás, Antonio (2016-04-08)
Efficiency issues in health investments have received increasing attention, mainly as a result of the growing amount of resources invested in developing countries and their mixed impacts on outcomes. The empirical ...