IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS IN LOWER DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

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The area which I will research on, for my dissertation will be how HIV/AIDS has affected the economy. The main focus would be on Africa, which has experienced the biggest impact in their economies due to HIV/AIDS. I will also be looking at other lower developed countries and how HIV/AIDS has affected them directly and also indirectly. This topic is very important because it has impacted the people of lower developed countries, as well as the economies. I will also be looking at what can be done to improve the state of these economies and will look at what the future holds for these countries.

HIV/AIDS has an effect on basically everything in the lower developed countries; it has effected what policies have been drawn up to the GDP per capita. The main reason why I have chosen this topic is because it affects everything in the country. HIV/AIDS has been one of the biggest issues in the world. The research of this area is important because it has been a big issue in the 20th century and the there is no cure to this problem, there are ways to slow down the disease but there is no cure or vaccine. AIDS is considered to be a pandemic, it has been estimated in 2007 that 33.2 million people are living with this problem. AIDS has killed an estimated 2.1 million people and sub Saharan Africa accounts to two thirds

The area which I will research on, for my dissertation will be how HIV/AIDS has affected the economy. The main focus would be on Africa, which has experienced the biggest impact in their economies due to HIV/AIDS. I will also be looking at other lower developed countries and how HIV/AIDS has affected them directly and also indirectly. This topic is very important because it has impacted the people of lower developed countries, as well as the economies. I will also be looking at what can be done to improve the state of these economies and will look at what the future holds for these countries.

HIV/AIDS has an effect on basically everything in the lower developed countries; it has effected what policies have been drawn up to the GDP per capita. The main reason why I have chosen this topic is because it affects everything in the country. HIV/AIDS has been one of the biggest issues in the world. The research of this area is important because it has been a big issue in the 20th century and the there is no cure to this problem, there are ways to slow down the disease but there is no cure or vaccine. AIDS is considered to be a pandemic, it has been estimated in 2007 that 33.2 million people are living with this problem. AIDS has killed an estimated 2.1 million people and sub Saharan Africa accounts to two thirds