مجلة النمو الاقتصادي والمقاولاتية
Volume 5, Numéro 3, Pages 36-43
2022-10-07

The Impact Of Income Inequality On Population Health: Empirical Evidence From Middle And Low Income Countries



Authors : Sebki Wafa .

Abstract

This research work aims to empirically verify the nature of the relationship between income inequality measured by the GINI index and population health measured by life expectancy at birth in a sample of 16 middle and low income countries during the period (2002-2018) using the static panel data models estimations. The results of estimating the fixed-effect model (FEM) as the most suitable model for the data of this study showed that income inequality has a significant negative impact on the population health.

Keywords

Income Inequality Population Health Fixed Effect Model Static panel datamodels Middle and Low Income Countries

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