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Willingness-to-Pay for Health Insurance in South Asia: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Introduction In low- and middle-income countries, healthcare systems rely heavily on out-of-pocket payments, causing financial hardship and limiting access to care. Globally, 800 million people spend over 10% of household income on healthcare, driving 100 million into extreme poverty due to
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