Figure 2.
Marketization orientation and regulation orientation in health financing policies at multiple governmental levels (2009–20) Notes: We used relative measures to gauge the marketization orientation and regulation orientation of policy efforts in regard to strengthening health financing governance. Marketization orientation was defined as the proportions of marketization-dimensioned keywords in the total frequency of marketization promotion- and resource input-dimensioned keywords; regulation orientation was defined as the proportions of keywords denoting regulation enforcement reform in the total frequency of regulation enforcement- and resource input-dimensioned keywords. ‘Central’, ‘Provincial’ and ‘Prefectural’ denote the central government, provincial governments and prefectural governments, respectively

Marketization orientation and regulation orientation in health financing policies at multiple governmental levels (2009–20) Notes: We used relative measures to gauge the marketization orientation and regulation orientation of policy efforts in regard to strengthening health financing governance. Marketization orientation was defined as the proportions of marketization-dimensioned keywords in the total frequency of marketization promotion- and resource input-dimensioned keywords; regulation orientation was defined as the proportions of keywords denoting regulation enforcement reform in the total frequency of regulation enforcement- and resource input-dimensioned keywords. ‘Central’, ‘Provincial’ and ‘Prefectural’ denote the central government, provincial governments and prefectural governments, respectively

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