Faculty
Economics Track
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Yale Braunstein, Ph.D. Professor of Information Economics of Information Information policy Cost studies |
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Ralph Catalano, Ph.D. Professor of Public Health Economic antecedents of specialty mental health services utilization Economic antecedents of stress related illness |
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William Dow, Ph.D. HSPA Director Associate Professor of Health Economics Health Economics International Health Economic Demography |
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Lee Friedman, Ph.D. Professor of Public Policy Economic Organization Environmental Markets School Finance Utility Regulation |
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Paul Gertler, Ph.D. Professor of Health Services Finance The role of regulation and finance in health care markets The internal organization of health care institutions Social health insurance in developing countries Financing and allocating public health care resources in developing countries |
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Teh-wei Hu, Ph.D. |
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Botond Koszegi, Ph.D. Assistant Professor in Economics Public Economics Psychology Individual decision-making |
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Ronald Lee, Ph.D. Edward G. and Nancy S. Jordan Family Professor of Economics Professor of Demography Long-run demographic and fiscal stochastic forecasting; intergenerational transfers; macro consequences of population aging; social security; evolutionary theory of the life cycle; population and economic development |
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Edward Miguel, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics Violence and economic performance; local public finance in Africa; the impact of health status on education and productivity; incentives and peer effects in learning; AIDS orphans |
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James Robinson, Ph.D. Kaiser Permanente Distinguished Professor of Health Economics Biotechnology policy and strategy Health insurance Physician payment methods Health care finance Nonprofit and for-profit organization |
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Richard Scheffler, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor of Health Economics & Public Policy Director, Petris Center & HPTP-RWJ Organization and financing of mental health services Incentive and mergers in managed care Reforming health systems in Eastern Europe The supply of physicians in the 21st Century |