Introduction:
Medical Care has been a major factor in many countries due to the increasing in the corporate dominance; this has also increased the inequitable distribution of the health care availability and reduced the health care conditions in the urban and the lower income group communities in the countries. There has been a political neglect and a trend has been a sliding phenomenon of economic disinvestment shows same at-risk in neighborhoods. Here to discuss in relation with the components of retrenchment, austerity and also the capital consolidation policies that has shown in characterization in many countries with difference to the political economy for several decades. In the result of the economic stress on the community health and hospitals and other health care providers in small and minority communities has shown the marked discrepancy between their developments of the conditions and these also show the emphasized relationships among capital consolidation, workforce deindustrialization, corporatization and medical indulgence. It shows that these policies develop a immense pathogenic nature where it results in the risk for the population diseases and the social dysfunction which directly reduces the access of the availability of the necessary preventive and the curative services, weakening the copying mechanisms. The development of the economy in community its empowerment and the challenges that are directly to the growing concentration of the power and wealth in the corporate class are mostly proposed as the main essential tolls and elements of public health policies.
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