Economics of Health and Well-Being

• • Study schedule to be announced prior to the commencement of the study term.

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Economics of Health and Wellbeing applies economic concepts to the study of healthcare and wellbeing from a variety of different perspectives. Students will apply economic principles to study health issues from the perspective of individuals, businesses, healthcare organisations and the government. Students will apply economic principles to insurance markets, study risk, risky behavior and addiction. The role of public policy in the health sector is closely examined. Students will analyse the ways in which health and wellbeing can impact the aggregate macroeconomy.

• Presentation (20%)
• Research Paper (40%)
• Research Proposal (10%)
• Case Studies (30%)