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Distribution of sufficient health care resources to the maximum number of people in LIC is the central theme of the book. Bangladesh is taken as a representative of low income countries (LIC). In LIC, there is scarcity of health care resources like other resources but the deserving persons are numerous. Therefore, it requires an efficient distribution of resources. Considering Inequality to get access to health care´ as the basic problem in LIC, John Rawls´ principle of fair equality of opportunity is proposed to apply to give people access to health care resources. In this book it is critically analyzed how the principle fails to return a good result in LIC. Instead the principle of maximizing utility is proposed for the purpose. It is argued that maximum number of people can be provided sufficient health care by applying the principle. The principle has also been justified theoretically in concerned low income country and a fruitful result has been achieved from the test. It is claimed that applying principle of utility to provide sufficient health care to the maximum number of people is the most efficient way of health care resources distribution in LIC.

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Azam Golam is an assistant professor of philosophy at Dhaka University as well as a PhD candidate in Applied Political Philosophy at La Trobe University, Australia. His keen interest comprises social and political philosophy,applied ethics and epistemology. He is the author of several articles in applied ethics published in different journals.

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