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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Health and Growth in CEMAC Countries: An Empirical Analysis

  AUTHORS: Guy Blaise Bouloud

  KEYWORDS: Life Expectancy at Birth, Public Health Expenditure, Secondary School En-rollment Rate, Mortality Rate, GMM, CEMAC

  JOURNAL NAME: Theoretical Economics Letters, Vol.13 No.6, November 17, 2023

  ABSTRACT: In this article, we sought to verify the impact of health on economic growth in the CEMAC zone, using life expectancy at birth as a variable of interest. We chose to use the dynamic panel generalized moments method because it provides solutions to the problems of simultaneity bias, reverse causality and omitted variables. The results show that life expectancy at birth positively explains economic growth in CEMAC countries. One of our control variables, the death rate, is significant but does not have the expected sign. Increased mortality promotes economic growth. This work establishes the mortality rate as a source of economic growth in the same way as FDI or the secondary school enrollment rate, among others.