2024
DOI: 10.1002/sd.3124
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Environmental degradation in South Asia: Implications for child health and the role of institutional quality and globalization

Feng Wang,
Seemab Gillani,
Daniel Balsalobre‐Lorente
et al.

Abstract: In order to address the pressing issue of child death, policymakers have increasingly recognized the need to prioritize child health in their policy decisions. The growing literature supports the recognition of various macroeconomic factors as significant contributors to child health. However, one element largely overlooked in recent research is environmental degradation, which poses a significant threat to child health, particularly in developing nations. Consequently, the current analysis aims to shed light … Show more

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