This book presents a mathematical model of malaria transmission that incorporates mosquito–human interaction and socioeconomic inequality. It shows how differences in income, healthcare access, and prevention measures affect disease spread across populations. The results revealed that malaria can persist due to threshold effects, with low-socioeconomic groups driving sustained transmission. The analysis provides a strong foundational framework for understanding these dynamics and analysis.
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