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<p style="text-align:justify;"><span style="color:rgb(51,51,51);">Financing public spending on health is a&nbsp;challenge in an aging society. One option may be the Public-Private Partnership&nbsp;(PPP), which carries out long-term initiatives of great social importance.&nbsp;Health, very relevant to society, integrates Brazilian public accounts and is&nbsp;supported by the Unified Health System – SUS. The growing and significant aging&nbsp;of the population has been demanding more health services, with an impact on the SUS. The balance of the country's finances reinforces the need to resolve&nbsp;the public deficit, a situation that has afflicted Brazil for decades. The&nbsp;resumption of tax benefits, other financing opportunities and the reduction of&nbsp;tax expenditures are possible advantages of adopting PPPs, since the&nbsp;internalization of the proposal can be a potential gain, as it will allow&nbsp;investment to be deconcentrated from serving the poorest cities. populous to&nbsp;places less favored by the existing health network.</span></p>

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Financing Public Health Expenditure in an Aging Society: The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Health