CORRELATION BETWEEN HUMAN AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
Economic Development, Human Capital, Health and EducationAbstract
This paper evaluates correlation between human and economic development. The results of the study argue that health and education are two important pillars of human development which may help to achieve inclusive growth target of underdeveloped countries. The study suggests that economic development should bridge the gap between rich and poor which is otherwise responsible for unrest, conflicts and aggression all over the world.
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