The Economics of Epidemiology (SpringerBriefs in Public Health)

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The book presents a basic introduction to epidemiology from the perspective of economics, using economic modeling to better understand and describe how infectious disease spreads. Three main elements are introduced: epidemiology, social network analysis, and the economics needed to model the behavior of individuals in the presence of infectious disease. The book aims to provide a starting point for discussion between medical professionals, social scientists and public health officials, the three groups interested in the spread of disease. Read more

ASIN B00ECWYP8U
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ISBN13 978-3642381201
Edition 2013th
Language English
File size 2.0 MB
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Publisher Springer
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Print length 103 pages
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Part of series SpringerBriefs in Public Health
Publication date August 13, 2013
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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