Almost all the early literature on development concluded that developing countries were unable to establish social security systems because of poverty. To a large extent, this conclusion has become a reason for many developing countries to do nothing in popularizing social health insurance. Today, in most developing countries, informal workers who make up the majority of the population and their family members are generally excluded from insurance plans. However, it turns out that even the poorest countries can create rich and diverse forms of social security by providing public support to vulnerable groups of their populations.
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The social security system in developing countries is not perfect.