Economic Growth, People's Livelihood Preferences of Local Governments and Residents' Health.

ABSTRACT: This article is aimed to examine the effect of economic growth on the health of residents from the perspective of local government behavior. First of all, it is theoretically proved that in an economy with economic decentralization and political centralization, because the local government implements the central planner's "people-oriented" and "people-centered" requirements, the local government pays attention to both its own consumption and the health of residents. For this reason, he prefers public health investment, and the conclusion is that there is a stable and balanced relationship between residents' health and economic growth. When the local government's relative importance to people's livelihood is greater than its own consumption, the economic growth will have a significant and p

SUBMITTER: Cen ST 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9024032 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature