Stránka 2: Události | Institut pro zdravotní ekonomii, politiku a inovace

7. 5.

Jakub Cerveny: Financial incentives and COVID-19 vaccinations: Evidence from a conditional cash transfer program (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

14:00

This paper investigates the effects of a nation-wide conditional cash transfer program aimed to increase COVID-19 vaccination in Slovakia. Due to relatively low vaccination rates and overcrowding of hospitals...

30. 4.

Michele Cantarella : Heterogeneous treatment and risk-taking biases in medication choices (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

14:00

In this paper we study treatment-taking responses to four different medication choices across four different classes of risk. We find that, in general, individuals are rational and prefer treatments with...

25. 4.

Anastasia Terskaya: Fortunate Families? The Effects of Wealth on Marriage and Fertility (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

14:00

We estimate the effects of large, positive wealth shocks on marriage and fertility in a sample of Swedish lottery players. For male winners, wealth increases marriage formation and fertility, and there...

25. 4.

Workshop a stánek HEPII na ECON MUNI pro zdraví

9:00 – 15:00

Zdraví je to nejcennější, co máme. Pojďte s námi udělat něco pro sebe i pro ostatní! Ekonomicko-správní fakulta MU pořádá zdravotně preventivní akci pro studující a zaměstnance a HEPII bude součástí.

23. 4.

David Perez-Mesa : Gradients in child health and gender inequality in India (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

14:00

This paper attempts to study the trends and patterns of gradients in child malnutrition in India based on maternal education, household wealth and birth order. We then examine the role of child gender...

16. 4.

Emily Dore : Structural impacts on health across the life span (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

14:00

In this talk, I will discuss how the life course perspective and social determinants of health framework guide my research agenda. While the relationship between childhood socioeconomic status and adult...

11. 4.

Michal Horny: Wheel of (mis)fortune: Why do Americans not know the cost of their care in advance? (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

10:00

Unexpected medical bills and out-of-pocket medical costs top the list of American adults’ financial worries. Yet, meaningful price information has been difficult for consumers to obtain before receiving...

10. 4.

Exploring Population Health & Health Equity: Insights from an Economist and a Sociologist (Seminář z cyklu MUNI Seminar Series)

17:00 – 18:30

A sociologist and health economist will discuss how their respective fields address population health and health equity. Health equity aims for equal access to health resources and similar health outcomes...

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Jakub Cerveny: Financial incentives and COVID-19 vaccinations: Evidence from a conditional cash transfer program (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Michele Cantarella : Heterogeneous treatment and risk-taking biases in medication choices (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Anastasia Terskaya: Fortunate Families? The Effects of Wealth on Marriage and Fertility (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Workshop a stánek HEPII na ECON MUNI pro zdraví

David Perez-Mesa : Gradients in child health and gender inequality in India (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Emily Dore : Structural impacts on health across the life span (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Michal Horny: Wheel of (mis)fortune: Why do Americans not know the cost of their care in advance? (Seminář z cyklu HEPII)

Exploring Population Health & Health Equity: Insights from an Economist and a Sociologist (Seminář z cyklu MUNI Seminar Series)