16 Events

• Thu

  Thursday

  December 15

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Endogenous Information, Adverse Selection, and Prevention: Implications for Genetic Testing Policy

  Richard Peter (University of Iowa, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  December 06

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Competition among American Health Insurers in the Individual Market

  Joseph Newhouse (Harvard University, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  November 22

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Did the English Strategy reduce Inequalities in Health? A Difference-in-Difference Analysis comparing England with Three Other European Countries

  Yannan Hu (Erasmus Medical Center)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  November 10

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  A New Econometric Method for estimating Disease Prevalence: An Application to Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis

  Zoe McLaren (University of Michigan, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  October 20

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Can we improve the Measurement of Time Preference to enhance Predictive Validity of Health Behaviours?

  Marjon van der Pol (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Tue

  Tuesday

  October 18

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Growth and Trade with Frictions: A Structural Estimation Framework

  Jan van Ours (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  September 08

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Genetic and Economic Interaction in Health Formation: The Case of Obesity

  Pietro Biroli (University of Zuerich, Switzerland)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Mon

  Monday

  July 04 - 08

  2016

  Summer School | Rotterdam

  Economics of Health Inequality

  Eddy van Doorslaer, Hans van Kippersluis, Owen O'Donnell, Titus Galama, Tom van Ourti , Eddy van Doorslaer, Owen O’Donnell, Tom Van Ourti, Titus Galama and Hans van Kippersluis

• Thu

  Thursday

  June 16

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Measuring and Incentivizing Effort, Quality of Care and Willingness to serve the Poor: Lab-in-the-Field Experiments and Video-Vignettes with Health Professionals in Burkina Faso

  Damien de Walque (World Bank)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  June 02

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Temporal Stability, Cross-validity, and External Validity of Risk preferences measures: Experimental Evidence from a UK Representative Survey

  Sara Ribeirinho Machado (LSE Health, United Kingdom)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  June 02

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Portion size and Pricing: Interventions in the Obesogenic Food Environment

  Ingrid Steenhuis (VU University Amsterdam)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Wed

  Wednesday

  May 18

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Evaluation of the Rwanda Community Performance-Based Financing Program: Supply- and Demand-Side Incentives to increase Coverage of Maternal and Child Health Care

  Gil Shapira (The World Bank, Washington, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Wed

  Wednesday

  May 18

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Population Policy, Fertility Decline, and Sex Selection: New Evidence from China under Mao

  Grant Miller (Stanford University, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  April 21

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  What happens with the Employment of Disabled Individuals when all Financial Disincentives to work are abolished?

  Judit Vall (Pompeu Fabra University, Spain)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  February 18

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Anticompetitive Effects of Brand-Generic Patent Settlements

  Tom McGuire (Harvard University, Cambridge, United States)

  • Health Economics Seminars
• Thu

  Thursday

  January 14

  2016

  Seminar | Rotterdam | 00:00

  Cash Transfers, Maternal Depression and Subjective Well-being: Quasi-experimental Evidence from Indias Janani Suraksha Yojana programme

  Timothy Powell-Jackson (London School Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, England)

  • Health Economics Seminars