Using current research and information (within the last five years), analyze the relationship between economic policy and disparities in care. How are they connected? How do they differ?

Many scholars and researchers have conducted more research on health disparities and economic policies in the modern era. Typically, Health care disparities refer to the high burden of illness, mortality, disability, and injury. Also, it covers the differences between the people who have access to care and insurance coverage and those who don't. On the other hand, economic policies are guidelines and rules which aiming to encounter these disparities. Arguably, health disparities are the problem, while the economic policy acts as the solution. For instance, the implementation of the Affordable care Act(ACA) in 2015 brought a lot of benefits to the people. The states that adopted and expanded these policies made the medical services available to everyone at affordable prices. This has reduced the health disparities and the number of people uninsured.