Public Health Financing, Remittances, and Inclusive Growth in Resource-rich Countries: Evidence from Nigeria and Mozambique

The persistent challenge of accelerating economic growth via government health expenditure has been widely acknowledged in extant literature. Though such expenditures have impacted some cases, but the desire to further stimulate brought about need explore more options that regard. Interestingly, remittance evolved over time as an alternative. Yet, relative impact these two covariates promoting inclusive natural resource rich countries remains understudied Africa.The study therefore examines both and personal remittances received on resource-rich Nigeria Mozambique. Utilizing Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square Method (FMOLS) error correction mechanism series data for each countries, results revealed fundamentals like expenditure, received, per capita income are considerable significance task enthroning theresource-rich