The Effects of Total Health Expenditure on Economic Growth in Central and Eastern Sub-Sahara African Regions

This study looked at the link connecting growth of economy and health spending in Central Eastern Sub-Saharan Africa. To assess short long-term effects total per capita expenditure on across African areas (East Africa Africa), panel data analysis was employed. In short-term, per-capita (THE_PC) has an upbeat outcome economic (LGDP_PC) all levels significance. long-term, current per-capital (CHE_PC) 5% 10% significance levels, whereas life expectancy birth (LEB) a downbeat economy. East THE_PC long-run favorable effect 5 significant CHE_GDP long-run. The findings imply that increasing will boost term while CHE_PC LEB long run. More investment services is recommended. Keywords: Public Spending, Economic Growth, GDP Per-Capita, Long Run, Mean Group, Dynamic Fixed Effect, Pooled Group/ARDL (Autoregressive Distributed Lags), Short Run