The Economics of HIV/AIDS: A Survey
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- Active role, African countries, African country, Aids epidemic, Aids patients, Ainsworth, Asymmetric information, Behaviour, Behavioural, Behavioural response, Cape town, Capita income, Caput, Closer scrutiny, Curative remedies, Debt relief, Discussion paper, Disease transmission, Eastern europe, Economic analysis, Economic conditions, Economic development, Economic growth, Economic impact, Economic perspective, Economic research, Economic standpoint, Edoardo, Edoardo gaffeo, Efficient design, Epidemic, Epidemic transmission, European commission, Externality, Fight aids, Financial services, Gaffeo, General equilibrium model, Global fund, Government expenditures, Government intervention, Government spending, Growth rate, Health care, High prevalence, High prevalence rates, Hipc programme, Household level, Human capital, Immune system, Incidence rate, Incomplete information, Individual behaviour, Kremer, Labour force, Latin america, Life expectancy, Life years, Local communities, Macroeconomic, Macroeconomic impact, Market failures, Mathematical biosciences, Micro finance, Microeconomic issues, Negative externalities, Negative externality, Official publications, Opportunistic infections, Optimistic view, Other diseases, Other words, Oxford university press, Palliative care, Partner change, Physical work capacity, Poor countries, Positive feedbacks, Positive probability, Poverty reduction, Poverty trap, Poverty traps, Prevalence, Prevalence rate, Prevalence rates, Programme, Public goods, Public intervention, Pure infection externality, Quarterly journal, Regular partner, Rural areas, Rural communities, Sexual activity, Side payments, Skilled labour, Social capital, Social outcomes, Social stigma, Southern africa, Special attention, Total amount, Transmission rate, Unaids, Vaccine, World aids vaccine task force, World bank, World bank research observer.
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- Active role, African countries, African country, Aids epidemic, Aids patients, Ainsworth, Asymmetric information, Behaviour, Behavioural, Behavioural response, Cape town, Capita income, Caput, Closer scrutiny, Curative remedies, Debt relief, Discussion paper, Disease transmission, Eastern europe, Economic analysis, Economic conditions, Economic development, Economic growth, Economic impact, Economic perspective, Economic research, Economic standpoint, Edoardo, Edoardo gaffeo, Efficient design, Epidemic, Epidemic transmission, European commission, Externality, Fight aids, Financial services, Gaffeo, General equilibrium model, Global fund, Government expenditures, Government intervention, Government spending, Growth rate, Health care, High prevalence, High prevalence rates, Hipc programme, Household level, Human capital, Immune system, Incidence rate, Incomplete information, Individual behaviour, Kremer, Labour force, Latin america, Life expectancy, Life years, Local communities, Macroeconomic, Macroeconomic impact, Market failures, Mathematical biosciences, Micro finance, Microeconomic issues, Negative externalities, Negative externality, Official publications, Opportunistic infections, Optimistic view, Other diseases, Other words, Oxford university press, Palliative care, Partner change, Physical work capacity, Poor countries, Positive feedbacks, Positive probability, Poverty reduction, Poverty trap, Poverty traps, Prevalence, Prevalence rate, Prevalence rates, Programme, Public goods, Public intervention, Pure infection externality, Quarterly journal, Regular partner, Rural areas, Rural communities, Sexual activity, Side payments, Skilled labour, Social capital, Social outcomes, Social stigma, Southern africa, Special attention, Total amount, Transmission rate, Unaids, Vaccine, World aids vaccine task force, World bank, World bank research observer.
Abstract
This article surveys the main economic issues associated with the HIV/AIDS epidemic, paying special attention to sub–Saharan Africa. It explores the economic and behavioural determinants of HIV transmission, the microeconomics of market failures associated with high HIV prevalence, the prospects for regional development from a macroeconomic perspective and the efficient design of policies for coping with the epidemic. In line with the recent appeal by the UN Secretary General, the article argues that, without a decisive effort to halt HIV/AIDS, people living in the region are bound to experience a further fall in their standard of living in both relative and absolute terms. However, to be effective, anti–AIDS programmes must be rooted in sound economic principles.
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