International Trade and Investment Impact on Global Health

Hamza E Albaheth ()

Global Journal of Social Sciences Studies, 2021, vol. 7, issue 2, 50-57

Abstract: Dealing with issues related to global health need the trade and investment laws. The global health is affected by the International Trade and Investment agreements or TIAs. It can have advantages on the factor like individuals and their wellbeing but, from the perspectives of social good and health range, also has some negative outcomes. This article emphasised on the changing the perspective towards contextual framework of public health and International Trade and Investment agreements or TIAs. There are a range of both positive and negative outcomes related to TIAs. They impact main health determinants in complex ways, for instance inequality and poverty and can elevate the inequalities factors within and between the nations. By analysing the highlighted issues, it has been suggested to re-structure the basic TIAs structure, as executed by the outlined comprehensive approach.

Keywords: International trade; Investment; Global helth; Investment agreement; World trade orgnisation. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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