Health Economics Blogs

Population aging is often seen as an abstract concern that is best left to politicians or the pension-funds to occupy themselves with.

For many years, it was assumed that welfare could be improved by trying to satisfy the preferences of as many people as possible, preferably without making

How would you feel if you knew this money might not only be spent on medicines, diagnostics and surgical procedures, but also on: puppies?

Imagine you have just 10 more years to live, and to make matters worse you will spend your remaining lifetime in a wheelchair. Would you be willing to give up

Although my research focuses primarily on proportional shortfall, I also examine societal views and preferences in relation to prioritisation in healthcare more