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Vol.2 , No. 1, Publication Date: Mar. 24, 2016, Page: 1-8
, in contrast, we assume both the emerging countries and the developed countries do already possess one. Therefore, cooperation among the globalized economies making social security an engine of growth able to increase economic performance all other the world and reduce both poverty and inequality can hold, since convergence may occur.&picture=http://www.aascit.org/aascit/decorators/img/journal/897.jpg)
| [1] | Diana Loubaki, Department of Fundamental Analysis in Economics, University Marien N’Gouabi, BZV, Congo. |
The aim of this article is to conduct a reflection in order to promote international cooperation which facilitates global development and growth focused on health based on public social security. Using historical events, we propose a possible Social Security entity in poorest developing countries managed by the world organizations on the basis of “the big push” due to Roseinstein-Rodan (1943), in contrast, we assume both the emerging countries and the developed countries do already possess one. Therefore, cooperation among the globalized economies making social security an engine of growth able to increase economic performance all other the world and reduce both poverty and inequality can hold, since convergence may occur.
Keywords
Developed Country, Developing Country, Emerging Country, Health, Social Security
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