Description
Health economics has, in recent years, become a major area of research in economics. This important collection presents a careful selection of the best articles and is classified according to eight fields within health economics. It thus provides a comprehensive cross-section of the large and disparate literature on the subject. It forms, in a real sense, a book which will be invaluable for teachers and researchers who wish to have these frequently cited articles easily to hand. It will be essential for the many economists who will have difficulty in gaining access to the very diverse sources from which the material has been drawn.
Table of Contents
THE ECONOMICS OF HEALTH ---- A J CULYER (VOLS. I &II)
Volume I
Part I: What is Health and What is its Value ?
1. A.J. Culyer, R.J. Lavers and A.Williams (1971), 'Social Indicators: Health'.
2. G. W. Torrance (1986), 'Measurement of Health Utilities for Economic Appraisal'.
3. M. W. Jones-Lee (1974), 'The Value of Changes in the Probability of Death or Injury'.
Part II: What Influences Health (Other than Health Care) ?
4. M. Grossman (1972), 'A Stock Approach to the Demand for Health'.
5. M. Grossman (1972), 'The Shadow Price of Health'.
6. M. Grossman (1972), 'The Pure Consumption Model'.
7. M.L. Cropper (1977), 'Health, Investment in Health and Occupational Choice'.
8. V. R. Fuchs (1982), 'Time Preference and Health, an Explanatory Study'.
9. H. Corman and M. Grossman (1985), 'Determinants of Neonatal Mortality Rates in the US: A Reduced Form Model'.
10. A. Wagstaff (1985), 'Time-Series Analysis of the Relationship Between Unemployment and Mortality: A Survey of Econometric Critiques and Replications of Brenner's Studies'.
11. R. E. Leu (1984), 'Anti-Smoking Publicity, Taxation and the Demand for Cigarettes'.
12. M.V. Pauly (1968), 'The Economics of Moral Hazard: Comment'.
13. W.G. Manning, J. P. Newhouse, N. Duan, E.B. Keeler, A Leibowitz and M.S. Marquis (1987), 'Health Insurance and the Demand for Medical Care: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment'.
14. J. P. Acton (1985), 'Nonmonetary Factors in the Demand for Medical Care: Some Empirical Evidence'.
15. A. Williams (1978), '"Need" - an Economic Exegisis'.
16. J. Le Grand (1978), 'The Distribution of Public Expenditure: The Case of Health Care'.
Part IV: The Supply of Health Care
17. M.S. Feldstein (1967), 'A Production Function for Acute Hospitals'.
18. U. Reinhardt (1972), 'A Production Function for Physician Services'.
19. J. R. Lave and L.B. lave (1970), 'Hospital Cost Functions'.
20. R. G. Evans (1971), '"Behavioral" cost functions for hospitals'.
21. T. W. Granneman, R.S. Brown and M.V. Pauly (1986), 'Estimating Hospital Costs: A Multiple-output Analysis'.
Volume II
Part I: Market Analysis
1. R. G Evans (1983), 'Incomplete Vertical Integration in the Health Care Industry: Pseudomarkets and Pseudopolicies'.
2. A. J. Culyer (1971),'The Nature of the Commodity "Health Care" and its Efficient Allocation'.
3. C.M. Lindsay (1974), 'Medical Care and the Economics of Sharing'.
4. R. G. Evans (1974), 'Supplier-induced demand: Some Empirical Evidence and Implications'.
5.W. G. Manning, A Leibowitz, G. A. Goldbert, W. H. Rogers and J.P. Newhouse (1984), 'A Controlled Trial of the Effects of a Prepaid Group Practice on Use of Services'.
6. M.S. Feldstein (1973), 'The Welfare Loss of Excess Health Insurance'.
7. J.P. Newhouse (1970), 'Toward a Theory of Nonprofit Institutions: An Economic Model of a Hospital'.
8. M.V. Pauly (1986), 'Taxation, Health Insurance and Market Failure in the Medical Economy'.
9. J.G. Cullis and P.R. Jones (1985), 'National Health Service Waiting Lists: A Discussion of Competing Explanations and a Policy Proposal'.
Part II: Microeconomic Appraisal
10. M. C. Weinstein and W.B. Stason (1977), 'Foundations of Cost-Effectiveness Analysis for Health and Medical Practices'.
11. D. Newhauser and A. M. Lewicki (1975), 'What Do We Gain from the Sixth Stool Guiac ?'.
12. M. H. Boyle, G. W. Torrance, J. C. Sinclair and S.P. Horwood, 'Economic Evaluation of Neonatal Intensive Care of Very Low Birthweight Infants'.
13. A. Williams (1985), 'Economics of Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting'.
14. M. F. Drummond, G. L. Stoddart and G. W. Torrance, Methods for the Economic Evaluation of Health Care Programmes.
Part III: Planning, Budgeting and Monitoring Mechanisms
15. D.E. Yett, L. Drabek, M.D. Intriligator and L.J.Kimbell (1975), 'A Microeconomic Model of the Health Care System in the United States'.
16. U.E. Reinhardt, 'Projecting Long-term Trends in Health Manpower - Methodological Problems'.
17. A. Williams (1978), 'The Budget as a (Mis)-information System'.
18. W. P. Welch (1985), 'Health Care Utilization in HMO's: Results from Two National Samples'.
19. M.D.Rosko and R.W.Broyles (1987), 'Short-term Responses of Hospitals to the DRG Prospective Pricing Mechanism in New Jersey'.
Part IV: Evaluation at Whole System Level
20. A.J. Culyer, A.K. Maynard and A. Williams (1981), 'Alternative Systems of Health Care Provision: An Essay on Motes and Beams'.
21. J Newhouse (1977), 'Medical-Care Expenditure: A Cross-National Survey'.
22. R.G.Evans (1983), 'Health Care in Canada: Patterns of Funding and Regulation'.
23. J. Le Grand (1987), 'Inequalities in Health: Some International Comparisons'.
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