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During the past seven years, public money has been poured into the National Health Service. Whether or not the nhs has used the deluge of cash productively is a politically charged question that matters hugely to taxpayers and patients. People rightly expect the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to provide a reliable and trustworthy answer. On February 27th, the ONS served up not one but six answers (see chart). For those of a sunny disposition, NHS pro-ductivity-the ratio of health-service out-put to inputs-rose by 1.6% a year from 1999 to 2004. For those inclined to look on the dark side, it fell by 1.5% a year over the same period. And for those who shun extremes, the ONS had four other variants on offer: annual rises of 0.9% and 0.2% and yearly falls of 0.5% and 0.9%.
机译:在过去的七年中,公共资金已投入到国家卫生局。 nhs是否有效地使用了大量现金是一个政治问题,对纳税人和患者而言至关重要。人们理所当然地希望国家统计局(ONS)提供一个可靠和值得信赖的答案。 2月27日,国家统计局提供的不是一个而是六个答案(请参见图表)。从1999年到2004年,对于那些阳光明媚的人,NHS生产率(卫生服务产出与投入的比率)每年增长1.6%。对于那些偏向阴暗面的人,NHS生产率下降了1.5%。同期的一年。对于那些避开极端情况的人,ONS提供了其他四个变种:年增长率为0.9%和0.2%,年增长率为0.5%和0.9%。

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