ARORA, GK and GUMBER, Anil (2006). Globalisation and health sector in India: some emerging issues. Indian Economic Journal, 53 (4), 26-42. [Article]
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Abstract
The paper explores challenges emerging out of the impact of the globalisation process and its
dynamics on the healthcare sector in India. The paper highlights that a lot many changes are taking place in the
health sector ranging from health seeking behaviour to access to public health services and their financing to
actual health outcomes going hand in hand with the rise in dual disease burden. Challenges emerging from
WTO agreements related to public health, health policies and their compliance, and also from globalisation
induced shift in development models of production and consumption having far reaching impact on physical
environment threatening the healthy human life. These issues and challenges require an immediate attention by
the government, development economists and policy makers.
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