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The Impact of Health Indicators on Economic Growth in Myanmar (1993 - 2018) (May Me Me Ko, 2021)

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Title The Impact of Health Indicators on Economic Growth in Myanmar (1993 - 2018) (May Me Me Ko, 2021)
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Publication date 2021-01-01
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May Me Me Ko
Description
This study attempts to investigate the impact of health indicators on economic
growth in Myanmar. Secondary time series data ranging from 1993 to 2018 were used
in this study. GDP per capita was used as dependent variable for economic growth.
Life expectancy at birth, infant mortality rate, fertility rate and health expenditure
were used as independent variables for health indicators. The study is mainly an
empirical investigation which employs the Unit Root tests, Johansen Cointegration
test, Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) and Granger Causality analysis using
annual time series data for the period 1993-2018. The stationary of variables is
established at I (1) and the cointegration test shows that long run equilibrium
relationship exists among the variables. The findings from the VECM showed that all
health indicators have statistically significance impact on economic growth in the
long run. However, in the short run, only the fertility rate has impact on economic
growth. This study also showed that there was unidirectional causal relationship
running from economic growth to fertility rate. This study recommends that to
achieve the great and continual economic growth, there is require extending
investment in health sectors.
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Yangon University of Economics
Dr. Sanda Thein
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