Comzmercialization of health care has contributed to widen inequities between the rich and the poor, especially in settings with suboptimal regulatory frameworks of the health sector.
The origin of all of the problems of healthcare access in the Colombia public healthcare system can not be attributed to the managed competition model, but the results show how it has contributed to widen structural and organizational barriers of access to care, as well as to the creation of new ones that do not appear in public models without competition.
How much technology has contributed to the widening income gap in the U.S. is a matter of debate; some economists treat it as just one factor, others treat it as the determining factor.
Since adopting, the Euro, Greece has lost more than 25 percent in competitiveness, which has contributed to a widening in Greece's external current account deficit to more than 10 percent of GDP.
Publishing his findings in the journal The Lancet, Professor Prabhat Jha of the Centre for Global Health Research at the University of Toronto, and colleagues from India, said: "The selective abortion of female foetuses, usually after a first-born girl, has increased in India over the past few decades, and has contributed to a widening imbalance in the child sex ratio".
It has contributed to the widening of the inequity gap between the rich and the poor.
The distribution of personal income in Canada has widened, which has contributed to increases in neighbourhood inequality in urban areas [13].
During the same period, the federal tax system has become less progressive and has contributed to the trend of rising income inequality and widening opportunity gaps between children born into different income groups.
This disparity may widen if, as seems likely, America's next adversary has more sophisticated air defences than the Taliban had.Britain has contributed to the air campaign over Afghanistan in some specific ways.
As he pursues the Democratic presidential nomination, Mr. Obama, of Illinois, is seeking to cast himself as an advocate for working Americans, arguing against special interests that he says have contributed to a widening gap between the rich and the middle class and poor.
