Determinants of medical borrowing and associated inequalities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: evidence from the Global Findex survey.

Health Econ Rev · 2025 · PMC12625046 · PMID 41252078

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Respondents in the middle quintile also had lower odds of borrowing, although the effect was only marginally significant (Model 1 OR = 0.587; 95% CI: 0.323–1.068; p < 0.10).

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