Dépenses de santé et croissance économique
Une revue de littérature
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Santé de la population, Dépenses de santé, Croissance économiqueResumo
La création de richesse économique est un objectif central du système capitaliste moderne, et divers moyens peuvent être explorés pour stimuler cette création. En raison de la corrélation significative entre la santé de la population et la performance économique, la santé s’impose de plus en plus en tant que catalyseur de la croissance, surtout après la pandémie de Covid-19. Ici, les dépenses de santé, en particulier, peuvent jouer un rôle clé dans la détermination de l’état de santé et peuvent, par extension, contribuer à la croissance économique. Ainsi cette revue de la littérature se concentre sur l'impact des dépenses de santé sur la croissance économique, en examinant les recherches existantes afin de servir de base pour d’éventuels travaux futurs.
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