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280. Economic Policies, Political Considerations and Overall Health11An earlier version of the paper was presented in a mini conference on Macroeconomics and Health indicators in the Technical University of Berlin (March 2009). Special thanks for comments are due to Professors H. Brenner and I. Theodossiou, and also to the editor and to an anonymous referee of this Journal. The usual disclaimer applies.