differences in effort to be in good health to overall health inequality. It examines three alternative specifications of … issue at stake is how to treat the correlation between circumstances and effort. Using a representative French health survey … circumstances to inequalities in self-assessed health only differs of a few percentage points according to the approach. The same …

The evolution of fiscal spending in nutrition, health and education of children and adolescents between 2000–2005, has …

public health investments and child policies – in a basic overlapping generations model. We found that there even exist four … that when fertility is endogenous, increasing public health is always beneficial allowing economies to escape from poverty …

Using a simple overlapping generations small open economy, we show that endogenous longevity – through public health … country. Moreover, despite funding public health capital is always beneficial for life expectancy, it may or may not represent …

psychological health levels of the population. This implies that socioeconomic inequalities tend to produce health inequalities. It … which play an important role on health inequalities. Economic policies can also influence the occurrence, frequency …, duration and the strength of economic cycles which in turn influence socioeconomic factors and therefore health inequalities …

impact on the health of individuals, groups, and entire organizational entities. There is a particular concern for the … individual health of leaders since leaders play a particularly important role in the success and future survival of firms. This … and impact health. …

The Productivity Commission Staff Working Paper, ‘Effects of Health and Education on Labour Force Participation’ (by … obtain estimates of the labour force participation effects of the health and education variables targeted by the National …