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1/9 According to the theories of social welfare1,2, in democratic societies, the economy, the society, and the State’s purpose is to improve people’s lives. According to this discourse, the State would ideally be configured as an institutional device aimed at political stability, public safety, justice enforcement, and market regulation, enabling the common good, ensuring civil rights, and fostering equity. Therefore, social and economic inequalities would be undesirable subproducts of crises and unforeseen events of the productive system, to be overcome by social, economic, and human development of countries and by the mediating or interventionist measures of the welfare state with public policies that promote equity, focusing on the distribution of benefits to the most underprivileged social segments.

Qualidade-equidade em saúde: novos desafios em um estado de mal-estar social