Abstract
Towards a Global Social Support System: A Response to the Recent Commentaries.
Highlights
McKee et al both that more work is required to turn this idea into a reality
As Goldblatt notes, we did not propose that the NBA scheme be used as a blueprint for a global system, but rather as an illustration of a principle that could be applied more widely
Goldblatt correctly makes the point that a global system should not rob from the rich to give to the poor but instead should draw resources from countries all levels of development, including the very poorest, on the basis of ability to pay and should redistribute those resources, again to all countries, on the basis of need
Summary
McKee et al both that more work is required to turn this idea into a reality. Goldblatt correctly makes the point that a global system should not rob from the rich to give to the poor but instead should draw resources from countries all levels of development, including the very poorest, on the basis of ability to pay and should redistribute those resources, again to all countries, on the basis of need.
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