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This study investigates the impact of HIV/AIDS on economic growth and development in Nigeria using primary and time … total of 360 respondents comprising 180 persons infected with HIV/AIDS and 180 uninfected persons were selected using … time series data, a Solow-type growth model is extended to incorporate some of the macroeconomic consequences of HIV/AIDS …
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This paper examines the burden of HIV/AIDS on income groups (upper and lower income earners) in Nigeria, its impacts on … Nigeria. Accordingly, stationarity test was carried out on the variables used in the estimation. Furthermore, in line with Lo … this case long-run variability of the indicator variables and was used to test the incidence of HIV/AIDS on differential …
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The allocation of resources between education and health is an important and puzzling decision for the governments in countries with high mortality rate. We build a three-period overlapping generation model with mortality risk and show that if public education expenditure exceeds a critical...
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This paper models the impact on economic growth of HIV/AIDS when the epidemic is in a mature phase, in contrast with … epidemic in Central America, show that AIDS is not likely to threaten economic growth through either labor or capital … relative skills) are not strong in Honduras. -- HIV/AIDS ; Growth Models ; Policy Simulations ; Prevention ; Honduras …
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