Sagot :
Not only does better population health reduce losses due to morbidity and mortality, but the modification of microeconomic behaviours related to anticipation of longer life expectancy fuels increased savings and investment, as well as the transmission of improved human capital from one generation to the next.
Answer:
Not only does improved population health minimize losses due to morbidity and mortality, but it also drives increased savings and investment, as well as the transmission of improved human resources from one generation to the next, thanks to changes in microeconomic behavior based on the expectation of a longer life expectancy.