But without steady expenditure, it won't be firing on all cylinders.
For instance countries such as India, China and South Africa, which have a high TB incidence, also have a comparatively sizeable gross expenditure on R&D (GERD) and could afford to spend more on TB research.
A sizeable proportion of expenditure will go towards artemisinin-based combination therapy to combat malaria in women, children, and newly recruited and trained health workers, particularly in rural areas.
Human resources consume a sizeable proportion of health expenditures with considerable variability in how these workers are paid.
From an economic perspective, the persisting inequalities in health and the resulting inequalities in health care have created a sizeable footprint in health expenditures; they also pose risks to the productivity of the national economy.
"2016 has been a year of sustained growth in consumer outgoings, with the steady rise in expenditure on food and fuel driving a significant increase in overall essential spending," said Robin Bulloch, managing director at Lloyds.
Tax revenues were in steady decline, while expenditure had ballooned.
As a consequence, differences across Latin American countries reduced rapidly, thereby possibly resulting in an absolute beta convergence toward a common social expenditure steady state.
To sustain an equilibrium with steady growth, government expenditure could not fix at the exogenous level but should link the scale of an economy [17].
And with expenditures remaining steady — originally projected at $360,000 — the shopping park board will be in the enviable position of deciding what to do with the extra money.
Are Rome, Paris, Madrid, and Lisbon working themselves ragged to respect the 3percentt deficit-to-GDP ratio required of EU members, and seeking wiggle room in their public expenditures amid steady deflation?
