3. Poverty and deprivation Poverty and income related inequality is a huge predictor in the public health (Ravallion, 2014). In their study Rajan etal (2010) found that the average income is the key determinant in the public health and the public health is adversely affected when there is income inequality or poverty. Similarly in their study Biggs etal (2010) found that, the wealthier are healthier. They added that, when the poverty and inequality decreasing there is a positive effect on the GDP. In the developed parts of the world, the factors such as access to health services, social services are easy, which has an important role in the socio economic status of the country (Marmot, 2004). In poverty the standard of living is very
