Behavioral Economic Strategic Business Methods

Behavioral Economic Strategic Business Methods Synopsis

Why is health behaviour important? Because tobacco smoking, diet, physical activity and alcohol and drug consumption and useful sexual behaviours, driving and illicit drug use etc. unhealthy behaviour or consumption is increasing to cause many people to be dead easily in developing countries and developed countries both. As a result, many of the risk factors may reflect a combination of health behaviours and medical treatments. For example, high blood pressure has risk factor to be affected by health behaviour, such as smoking, physical in activity and diet. In fact, the risks of death included child underweight, unsafe water sanitation and indoor smoke for solid fuels which are a direct consequence of poverty. However, poverty could affect unhealthy behaviours. So, low income household families play roles of high risk factors to cause who choose to do unhealthy behavior to cause death easily.Health behaviours, such as physical in activity ( no leisure-time physical activity), medical screening tests. Overall, changes in health behaviours since the 1970 year, particularly the rapid decline in smoking have mostly operated in the direction of improving overall health. However, the race/ethnicity, age, education and annual family income factors can influence health behaviours. Usually, high income and education and Western or Asia race people who are more concerning about their health. So, the countries' governments can spend less expenditure on medical welfare assistance to prepare to them to use when who are old age to reach retirement time. Although, these countries' governments can expand less medical expenditure to give welfare to these kind of people, but their hospitals income will be also decreasing, due to these high income and educational people who are concerning their health to avoid to eat bad foods and eat the health foods, so their sick will be also increasing in their life time, it means that who will not often see doctors, so hospitals' income will also decrease because which will decrease these patient numbers often.However, differences in health behaviours are one possible explanation for why socio-economic status is positively related to health status and life expectancy. So, it can explain that behaviour is only a small fraction of the better health and longer life expectancy experienced by high individuals with high socio-economic status. It seems behavioural choices increase the estimated effect of behaviours on health outcomes and reduce the death or illness causes.

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