Health Capital and Economic Growth of South Asian developing Countries - Ullah, Rafi
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The role of health capital in economic growth is analysed using Infant mortality rate as an important indicator along with other demographic factors for the analyses of population health which affect the economic growth. The focus is on human capital of developing countries which has led the literature to derive theoretical background to investigate the effect of infant mortality rates, population access to improved sanitations, primary school enrolments and mean years of schooling on GDP per capita.

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The role of health capital in economic growth is analysed using Infant mortality rate as an important indicator along with other demographic factors for the analyses of population health which affect the economic growth. The focus is on human capital of developing countries which has led the literature to derive theoretical background to investigate the effect of infant mortality rates, population access to improved sanitations, primary school enrolments and mean years of schooling on GDP per capita.
Autorenporträt
Rafi Ullah did his Bachelor's degree in Economics in 2014 from a well reputed institute of Pakistan (IM Sciences Peshawar) which is in one of top 5 business schools in Pakistan.He has completed his MS in Economics and Finance in 2017 with excellent grades and appreciation from his course professors.