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1998 88%90% GDP 1998 27% 34% 16% 4%8.9% a% GDP a(%) b(%) (1986) (1998) (1986) (1998) (1988) (1998) 94 97 20.48 27-41.63-34.77 94 97 30.22 34-21.98-36.22 96 97 13.04 16-18.99-21.79 94 95 11.34 14 -- -27.43 64 88 3.00 4 30.28 33.37 c 74 90 3.47 8.9 38 45.58 (a)oecd Main Economic Indicates (b)imf Government Finance Statistics (c) d ( ) % (%) (1988) (1997) (1985)e (1997)f (1986)g (1996)h 11 11 27 24.5 12 15.3 3 3 13 16.8 0 0 4 4 39 25.0 68 25 18 18 48 40.5 52 40 8 6 50 40.9 97.5 94.6 c 8 5 36.4 37.7 90.7 85.3 (d)ssa Social Security Programs Throughout The World(2001) (e)un(1991). Human Development Report 1990 (f)oecd(2001). Society at a Glance (g). WB(1994) (h) Disney, R. & Johnson, P.(1999) (c) 16
(%) k(%) l(%) (1980)i (1994)j (1985) (1996) (1980) (1997) 51 30 14 12 1.3 2.4 32 30 3 3 0.65 3.4 56 60 15 14.8 1.7 8.8 46 32 65 65 0.9 0.9 80 80 76 74 -- 4.4 c 89 89 70 67.2 -- 0.0 (i) Aldrich, Jonathan(1982 ) (j)wb(1994) (k)oecd(1996). Caring for Frail Elderly People: New Directions in Care. (l) Adema, W.(2001 ) (c) + - 20 30 GDP Esping-Andersen1990 80% 15% 40% 97 (16.8%) (24.5%) (25%) 17
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