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Full-time researcher at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS).
Affiliated to Paris School of Economics
Paris-Jourdan Sciences Economiques (UMR8545) - CNRS | EHESS | ENS | ENPC | INRA
Associate Professor at University Paris-Dauphine
Controlling hospital expenditures and improving healthcare quality seem irreconcilable. Depending on the healthcare regulation, the incentive can be on cost reduction at the expense of quality or the other way around. Therefore, finding the right balance between the two is a most important issue in many developed or developing countries.
This research project is dealt with regional disparities in in-patient mortality, healthcare access and urbanization in China, migration and healthcare in China. The focus is on the healthcare demand itself. To assess this demand, I use both objective measurements (body mass index, mortality rate….) and subjective index (assessment of his own health situation by the patient).
The goal of this project is to determine to what extent the presence of health insurance create price distortion on the market of drugs. This question is all the more interesting that the share of drugs in the overall health expenditures is steadily growing. The players of the drug market being global, this issue does not have borders.
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