Towards Universal Health Care in Emerging Economies 2017
DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-53377-7_6
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Political and Institutional Drivers of Social Security Universalization in Brazil

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“…With the pension reform, Brazil embarked on a path from fragmented provision to inclusive universalism that relied on changes in the population's beliefs: The introduction of the new Constitution and the move towards democracy were embedded in new political organizing principles and a new and inclusive political language so that citizens could believe in the announced reforms: The success of Brazil's Constitu-tion is exemplified in the political competition based on universal access to elections, 6 greater political stability, effective stabilization efforts, and the establishment of a relatively professional bureaucracy (Melo, 2017). Surveys regarding the effectiveness of the pension system in the 1990s reveal that 93% of rural households reported no or very little difficulties in applying for the pension and only very short waiting time periods before approval.…”
Section: Benefit Calculation After the Pension Reformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the pension reform, Brazil embarked on a path from fragmented provision to inclusive universalism that relied on changes in the population's beliefs: The introduction of the new Constitution and the move towards democracy were embedded in new political organizing principles and a new and inclusive political language so that citizens could believe in the announced reforms: The success of Brazil's Constitu-tion is exemplified in the political competition based on universal access to elections, 6 greater political stability, effective stabilization efforts, and the establishment of a relatively professional bureaucracy (Melo, 2017). Surveys regarding the effectiveness of the pension system in the 1990s reveal that 93% of rural households reported no or very little difficulties in applying for the pension and only very short waiting time periods before approval.…”
Section: Benefit Calculation After the Pension Reformmentioning
confidence: 99%