The workshop aims to gather (junior) researchers with an interest in applying the tools of economics to problems surrounding mental health. This includes, but is not limited to, mental health economics studies looking at informal care, loneliness, social exclusion, access to health care,...

The theme of the conference and keynote speeches will be "Digitalization and its consequences at the individual and distributional level". We particularly welcome contributions examining the economic, political, psychological, and social consequences of technological change and digitalization at...

This course will arm you with tools to measure health inequality. It will encourage and facilitate evaluation of the normative foundations of inequality measures. You will become familiar with methods used to explain socioeconomic disparities in health and to identify inequity in the...

The conference focuses on technology, trade, and demographic changes and the ways they interact with employment, wages, and participation in the labour market, with a particular emphasis on the role of institutions and on labour markets during the COVID-19 crisis. Researchers are invited to...

The workshop gathers health economists from all over the world and provides a platform that encourages the development, discussion, and dissemination of research in health economics. Traditionally, there is a strong focus on research that applies microeconomic models to health economics.

The aim of the 2022 workshop of IZA's Environment, Health and Labor Markets program area is to bring together researchers analyzing the impact of environmental factors and health policies on labor market outcomes, human capital outcomes, industrial activity, production decisions and demographic...

Topics: - The supply of unpaid caregiving - Health and wellbeing effects of ‘caring for’ and ‘caring about’ - Employment (retirement) and caregiving decisions - Long term care after COVID-19 - Determinants and effects of nursing home entry - Staffing and quality of nursing homes -...

We invite contributions from both senior and junior researchers that focus on the role of families in insuring individuals against downside risk. Potential topics include: - The role of households in insuring against income risk or health risk; - The trade-off between self-insurance of...

The Essen Health Conference is a forum where researchers in health economics present work on the nexus between health and socioeconomic outcomes. We invite paper submissions on any topic at the intersection between health and labour or education economics. Topics: - Early life health, education,...

Topics: - Immigrants' residential choice and skill distribution - Health policies and health of the work force - Early childhood interventions and skill formation Due to the general uncertainty around the Covid-19 pandemic, the workshop will take place online, or, if circumstances allow it, at...