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English: Illustration of shifts in the Preston curve due to exogenous improvements in health technology. A - new health technology is uniformly applicable across countries. B - new health technology helps rich countries more. C - new health technology helps poor countries more. Based on Handbook of development economics, Volume 4 By T. Paul Schultz |
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