Economics

Is government spending in the education and health sector necessary for human capital development?

S. Kousar, F. Ahmed, et al.

This study explores how government spending on education and health significantly influences human capital development in Pakistan. The research conducted by Shazia Kousar, Farhan Ahmed, Muhammad Afzal, and Juan E. Trinidad Segovia highlights the positive impacts of health and education investments, alongside other factors, on education attainment and life expectancy during 1990-2020.

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