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Economic aspects of health education
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“…The above-mentioned studies suggest that the effects of health education inequality on economic behaviours could be substantial but diverse (Engleman & Forbes, 1986;Heckman et al, 2018;Jie & Xi, 2020;Piketty, 2014). Since health education inequality, whether urban or rural, has a major impact on consumption demand and medical insurance, attention must be paid to the relationship between health education inequality and economic behaviours of immigrants.…”
Section: Health Education and Outcomes
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