Add to ORKGA person’s disposable income is often related to their ability to readily access healthcare and health-related resources. The relationship between income and mortality has historically been well established but not easily understood. This study attempts to bridge the gaps in understanding between wealth and mortality by revealing the relationship between income and life expectancy using cross-country data. This study also explores the relationships between life expectancy and other socioeconomic factors, such as the Gini coefficient, secondary education, healthcare expenditure, and healthcare access. A positive correlation has been hypothesized between the explanatory and dependent variable and is supported by regression analysis in this st...
Humans have two facets, biological and social. Whereas it is a common idea that poor social conditio...
In Chapter One, we examine evidence for a causal connection between income and mortality. There is w...
Abstract Background An examination of where in the income distribution income is most strongly assoc...
The goal of this paper is to examine and identify the factors that can lead to an increase in life e...
Many researchers and advocates believe that income inequality affects individual health, but empiric...
This paper analyzes the health across several countries worldwide. Data was collected from the World...
Background: Some of the most consistent evidence in favour of an association between income inequali...
Objectives. We examined the effects of market income inequality (income inequality before taxes and ...
Income serves as an indicator of success relative to others, and provides individuals with resources...
In this study, we estimate the total burden of disease associated with income in the US. We calculat...
Income disparities in mortality are profound in the United States, but reasons for this remain large...
BACKGROUND: Income disparities in mortality are profound in the United States, but reasons for this ...
Epidemiologic studies seldom include wealth as a component of socioeconomic status. The authors inve...
Utilizing data from the World Bank and World Health Organization, this paper will attempt to explain...
Background Some of the most consistent evidence in favour of an association between income inequalit...
Humans have two facets, biological and social. Whereas it is a common idea that poor social conditio...
In Chapter One, we examine evidence for a causal connection between income and mortality. There is w...
Abstract Background An examination of where in the income distribution income is most strongly assoc...
The goal of this paper is to examine and identify the factors that can lead to an increase in life e...
Many researchers and advocates believe that income inequality affects individual health, but empiric...
This paper analyzes the health across several countries worldwide. Data was collected from the World...
Background: Some of the most consistent evidence in favour of an association between income inequali...
Objectives. We examined the effects of market income inequality (income inequality before taxes and ...
Income serves as an indicator of success relative to others, and provides individuals with resources...
In this study, we estimate the total burden of disease associated with income in the US. We calculat...
Income disparities in mortality are profound in the United States, but reasons for this remain large...
BACKGROUND: Income disparities in mortality are profound in the United States, but reasons for this ...
Epidemiologic studies seldom include wealth as a component of socioeconomic status. The authors inve...
Utilizing data from the World Bank and World Health Organization, this paper will attempt to explain...
Background Some of the most consistent evidence in favour of an association between income inequalit...
Humans have two facets, biological and social. Whereas it is a common idea that poor social conditio...
In Chapter One, we examine evidence for a causal connection between income and mortality. There is w...
Abstract Background An examination of where in the income distribution income is most strongly assoc...