Conclusion
•We conclude that health and education play pivotal roles in economic development, as both inputs into production enabling higher incomesand outputs directly affecting human well-being.
•Many health and education problems plague developing countries, ranging from child labor to heavy disease burdens.
•Education and health will not always automatically improve with higher incomes. And market failures mean that too few investments in education and health will be made from the social point of view. Inequities in health and education systems are common.
•Thus government must plays role in health and education, and in most developing countries, considerable improvements in policy are needed.