Health Economics and Policy
Healthy, wealthy and wise : investigating the application of health economics in workplace health promotion : the economic evaluation of Healthy@Work
... of Health and Human Services (November 2011-February 2012), and investigated a partner-directed research question: How to make sense of the evidence in order to develop appropriate resources for business ...
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A review on animal health economics
... Economic consequences of introduction of contagious animal diseases in to the Netherland was estimated through a virus introduction model and an economic model focused on quantification of losses due to epidemics (Horst, ...
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HEALTH AND HEALTH ECONOMICS: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
... formulate health services ...what policy makers’ preferences ...delivering health care or to estimate all real costs like the use of patients’ time, loss of output elsewhere in the system ...of ...
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Essays In Health Economics
... first, policy makers assumed that abuse or dependence on these products occurs only among people who do not have a medical prescription for opioids; however, they later found that there is such a thing as ...
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The complex remuneration of human resources for health in low-income settings: policy implications and a research agenda for designing effective financial incentives
... institutional economics, such as “high-powered” and “low-powered” incentives ...of health workers and the role of factors beyond the financial remuneration (including intrinsic determinants, the work ...
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Incentives and the reform of health care systems
... managing health services, and that where the public sector was not able to effectively ‘row’, it has generally also proved unable to effectively ‘steer’ independent or semi-independent providers through ...public ...
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Essays in planning policy and urban economics
... Urban planning has been advocated as ‘critical thinking about space and place as the basis for action or intervention’ (RTPI 2004). Urban planning is argued to ground knowledge in sociospatial processes, and cement ...
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'New public management reforms' in the Catalan public health sector, 1985 1995: institutional choices, transactions costs and policy change
... 'New Public Management' Reforms in the Catalan Public Health Sector, 1985 1995 Institutional Choices, Transactions Costs and Policy Change Raquel Gallego Calder6n London School of Economics and Politi[.] ...
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Essays on economics of education and public policy
... Our estimate of a 20% reduction in road fatalities in the five years after the adoption of the PPS in Spain is substantially larger than earlier estimates (Castillo-Manzano et al. (2010), Novoa et al. (2010), Pulido et ...
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Dividend (Vol 44, No 2, Fall, 2013)
... a policy of equal opportunity for all persons and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, ...
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Reflections on Water Policy and Scholarship in Economics
... may involve how to use a ny rem aining flex ibility constructively. The too ls of analys is are usually the s a m e but the context is very different. Water economics textbooks almost always assume a national ...
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Internet economics and policy: An Australian perspective
... The Internet and related technology has caused the cost of many kinds of market interactions to fall. Nobel laureate Douglas C. North argues costs of transacting business, and defining, pro- tecting and enforcing the ...
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Do the teachers share the greater 'burden' of blended learning? : an evaluation of innovative approaches to economics teaching
... disciplines : Economics, Environmental Management & Policy, Agricultural management, Finance. • Development Economics speaks to an analytic[r] ...
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Learning, monetary policy and asset prices
... also policy prescriptions get ...the policy response: upon re-estimation of the inflation forecasting model, a positive price shock passes through to the intercept of the forecast- ing equation, raising ...
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Economics and policy: beyond science and ideology
... Although this case is, primarily, advocated w i t h arguments concerning the effectiveness of economics i n policy debates, philosophical support for the approach can be found in hermene[r] ...
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The Economics of Climate Change Policy: Critical review and future policy directions
... Top3down models take into account initial distortions of the market, spillovers and income effects for households or government (Bohringer and Rutherford, 2008; 2009; Wing, 2008; van Vuuren et al., 2009; Jacobsen, 1998). ...
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Determinants of healthcare expenditures in Iran: evidence from a time series analysis
... to health, this figure is less than 3 percent in some developing coun- tries ...on health (% of GDP) increased from 4 per- cent to 7 percent over the period between 2004 and ...capita health expendi- ...
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A REVIEW ON THE ECONOMICS OF CYBERSECURITY AND CYBERSECURITY POLICY
... Abstract: The design of effective policies to enhance and maintain cyber security must take into account a complex set of incentives facing not only the providers and users of the internet and computer software, but also ...
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Three Essays in Health Economics
... Over the past several decades there has been an increased prevalence of both adult and childhood obesity in American society. This has received significant attention from researchers and governmental agencies, as there ...
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Economics and ethics in health care
... to health care commissioners (health authorities and primary care trusts in the UK) or regions in other countries such as New ...of health and intervention rates that seem to be explained only by ...
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