Economic stability is equally crucial in the context of epidemiology. Economically stable countries are better equipped to invest in healthcare infrastructure, research, and development. They can afford to implement comprehensive public health programs and ensure access to essential services.
Conversely, in economically unstable regions, limited resources can lead to inadequate healthcare services, poor nutrition, and lack of access to clean water and sanitation. These conditions create a fertile ground for the spread of infectious diseases and complicate efforts to manage chronic conditions.
