Author(s): Nam Jena*
This research article investigates the relationship between social security, health capital, and household investment behavior. Social security programs provide essential financial support during periods of illness, unemployment, and retirement, but their impact on households' financial decisions is complex. Additionally, the health status of household members, often referred to as health capital, plays a significant role in shaping investment choices. By exploring the interplay of social security, health capital, and household investment behavior, this study seeks to offer insights into how households balance immediate needs and long-term financial goals in an era of economic uncertainty. The article also discusses policy implications for enhancing household welfare through integrated social security and health policies.
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