Health equity is a major issue in developing countries. Your task: Imagine you are a Policy Officer in the Health Minister's office in a developing country of your choice (not Australia). You have been requested to write a Ministerial Brief explaining why a policy aimed at reducing health inequity was successful or failed. Prescribed report format: A ministerial brief that includes the sections and addresses the prompts below. 1. Introduction: What is health equity? What is the difference between health inequity and health inequality? Describe the causes of health equity in a developing country of your choice. 2. Health economic theory: How can income inequality be measured? Present and explain measures of income inequality in the country of your choice. (NB - you will need to rename this section, and it may include sub-sections.) 3. Policy solutions: Discuss a successful or failed policy aimed at reducing health inequity in the country of your choice (not Australia). How did this policy address one of the causes of health inequity? Explain why this success or failure occurred