Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector
Financialization, understood as the trend towards the supremacy of the financial market, institutions, profitability, and the financial elite, has been an essential feature of capitalism in recent decades. Its effects on sectors such as healthcare require extensive investigation to understand how he...
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openedition-oai:revues.org:ei_7512 https://doi.org/10.4000/ei.7512 urn:doi:10.4000/ei.7512 en https://journals.openedition.org/ei/7512 2022-11-03T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/fm4f All rights reserved Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector Économie et Institutions Association Économie et Institutions info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2553-1891 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1775-2329 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/ei Jansen Ferreira, Mariana capitalisme sanitaire financiarisation de la santé Brésil fusions et acquisitions secteur hospitalier health capitalism health financialization in Brazil mergers and acquisitions in the hospital sector Financialization, understood as the trend towards the supremacy of the financial market, institutions, profitability, and the financial elite, has been an essential feature of capitalism in recent decades. Its effects on sectors such as healthcare require extensive investigation to understand how healthcare systems (in their public and private aspects) have changed. In this article, we chose to focus the study on the sphere of financialization regarding how it changes the private health sector in Brazil, especially in terms of greater capital concentration with the participation of financial and foreign capital, with a special focus on changes in the hospital system. La financiarisation, comprise comme la tendance à la suprématie du marché financier, des institutions, de la rentabilité et de l’élite financière, a été une caractéristique essentielle du capitalisme au cours des dernières décennies. Ses effets sur des secteurs tels que les soins de santé nécessitent une enquête approfondie pour comprendre dans quelle mesure les systèmes de soins (dans leurs aspects publics et privés) ont changé. Dans cet article, nous avons choisi de concentrer l’étude sur la sphère de la financiarisation en ce qui concerne la façon dont elle modifie le secteur privé de la santé au Brésil, notamment en termes de plus grande concentration du capital avec la participation de capitaux financiers et étrangers, avec un accent particulier sur les changements dans le système hospitalier. |
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Financialization, understood as the trend towards the supremacy of the financial market, institutions, profitability, and the financial elite, has been an essential feature of capitalism in recent decades. Its effects on sectors such as healthcare require extensive investigation to understand how healthcare systems (in their public and private aspects) have changed. In this article, we chose to focus the study on the sphere of financialization regarding how it changes the private health sector in Brazil, especially in terms of greater capital concentration with the participation of financial and foreign capital, with a special focus on changes in the hospital system. |
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Jansen Ferreira, Mariana |
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Jansen Ferreira, Mariana |
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Jansen Ferreira, Mariana |
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Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector |
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Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector |
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Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector |
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Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector |
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Health financialization in Brazil: some evidence in the hospital sector |
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