Who should pay for health and social care?

Published on 7 November 2019

This IFS Public Talk, jointly organised with the University of Manchester and part of the 2019 ESRC Festival of Social Science, gave an economist's perspective on how we, as a country, can pay for our health and social care system.

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George Stoye gave a public talk on the topic of "Who should pay for health and social care?" at the University of Manchester on 07/11/19. You can download the slides for his presentation here.  

For more detailed analysis about past, current and future health and social care spending in the UK, see our 2018 report. To choose how you would fund the NHS, see our interactive tool. For analysis of NHS and social care spending during the 2019 General Election, see our election page.

You can watch the full talk and Q&A session below (the talk starts at 7:10):

Authors

George Stoye
George Stoye

Associate Director

I completed a PhD at UCL in 2020. My work examines the drivers of variation in the quantity and quality of healthcare provided to different patients.

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Publisher
IFS

Suggested citation

Stoye, G. (2019). 'Who should pay for health and social care?' [Presentation]. London: IFS. Available at: https://ifs.org.uk/publications/who-should-pay-health-and-social-care (accessed: 24 April 2024).

Grant

Impact Acceleration Account 2019-23

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