3 Research Links on Health Economics

1. The child health implications of privatizing Africa's urban water supply (Journal of Health Economics, January 2014). A draft is here (May 3013). 
2. The effects of health information technology on the costs and quality of medical care (Journal of Health Economics, March 2014). A draft is here (November 2010). That is puzzling and not surprising. Some of the reason for that are here. 
3. . . . persons who frequently drink and drive do not typically engage in this behavior because of cognitive limitations. They know what they are doing and understand the legal consequences of their behaviour. (Journal of Health Economics, February 2014). A draft is here.