Incentives, Choice and Public Health Policy

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Incentives, Choice and Public Health Policy

Professor Franco Sassi, Professor of International Health Policy and Economics, Imperial College London

Forthcoming External Talks

Disease expenditure estimates for all OECD countries, and impacts on health expenditure by OECD country from achieving SDG goal 3.4 (33% reduction in NCD mortality)

Should distributional comparisons with ordinal variables be sensitive to alternative sorting of the categories; i.e., ascending versus descending order? And if so, how?

OxTalks (Oxford Population Health)