Table 1.
By threshold | 2000–2015 analyses (N = 381) (%) |
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1–3 times country’s GDP only | 250 (66%) |
WB/WHO 1990s only | 15 (4%) |
Country-specific only | 0 (0%) |
None | 89 (23%) |
Other* | 27 (7%) |
By region | |
Latin America and Caribbean | 44 (12%) |
Sub-Saharan Africa | 156 (41%) |
Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Oceania | 58 (15%) |
South Asia | 42 (11%) |
North Africa and Middle East | 10 (3%) |
Central Europe, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia | 9 (2%) |
Other† | 62 (16%) |
By author country affiliation‡ | Missing = 6 |
High income | 294 (78%) |
1–3 times country’s GDP only | 187 (64%) |
WB/WHO 1990s only | 14 (5%) |
Country-specific only | 0 (0%) |
None | 70 (24%) |
Other* | 23 (8%) |
LMICs | 81 (22%) |
1–3 times country’s GDP only | 58 (72%) |
WB/WHO 1990s only | 1 (1%) |
Country-specific only | 0 (0%) |
None | 19 (23%) |
Other* | 3 (4%) |
DALY, disability-adjusted life-year; GDP, gross domestic product; LMIC, low- and middle-income country; WB, World Bank; WHO, World Health Organization.
Includes studies citing multiple threshold categories and other values not included in the other categories.
Includes studies that did not specify any threshold value.
We used primary author’s affiliated university or membership during time of publication as a proxy for author country affiliation.