Covid19 : some data analysis
This blog deals with health economic issues and is provided by three economists David Bardey, Manuel Fernandez and Alexis Gravel who work mainly (but not exclusively) in this field.
This blog deals with health economic issues and is provided by three economists David Bardey, Manuel Fernandez and Alexis Gravel who work mainly (but not exclusively) in this field.
Obviously, due to the current COVID19 epidemic, it is very likely that our posts during the next months will tackle issues related to this epidemic, even though it must be said that our interests in health economics are broader than COVID19!
Obviously, due to the current COVID19 epidemic, it is very likely that our posts during the next months will tackle issues related to this epidemic, even though it must be said that our interests in health economics are broader than COVID19!
Most of the time, our posts will be produced working all together but we will be able to share comments or posts that will be done on an individual basis and that will not involve the rest of the “team”. We shall grab interesting related works published elsewhere that we will share and comment.
Most of the time, our posts will be produced working all together but we will be able to share comments or posts that will be done on an individual basis and that will not involve the rest of the “team”. We shall grab interesting related works published elsewhere that we will share and comment.
We may also have some “special guests” that will share their views at some point. Finally, most of our posts will be written in English but when some issues that deals specifically with Colombia or France, we do not rule out to produce some posts in French or in Spanish.
We may also have some “special guests” that will share their views at some point. Finally, most of our posts will be written in English but when some issues that deals specifically with Colombia or France, we do not rule out to produce some posts in French or in Spanish.