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Health is an essential factor in India because among the various elements of macroeconomics, health is an important element. Elements of macroeconomics include national income, output, employment, business cycle, general price level, currency contraction, economic growth along with international trade. Apart from the above classification, the determinants are also classified on economic and non-economic basis. The list of economic and non-economic elements is as follows:- A. Economic Element - 1.Natural resources 2.human resources 3.capital accumulation or capital formation 4.entrepreneurship 5.Technological Advancement and Innovation 6.foreign capital B. Non-Economic Elements - 1. social and institutional elements 2. Location and efficient administration 3. international conditions If any developing country has to move towards economic development, then it is necessary to invest in health education and other social services because there is a close relationship between health facilities and economic development. 94% of the country's labor force of 487 crore 7 crore is in the unorganized sector. And if the health of labor is good, then its positive effect will be on the elements of production and other economic development. For this, it is also expressed on health in the budget announcements by the government from time to time, it is a different matter that the expenditure on health in India is comparatively less as compared to other countries. Apart from this, it will also be a topic that the government which it is doing is being used properly or not, some of these main points have been discussed in this research paper. In order to fulfil the research topic, questions like health policies of India, economic policy makers, GDP, welfare health system and social well being, industry, employment were included in the questionnaire from the respondent.