Prevention, behaviour and healthcare expenditure
How changes in smoking, alcohol consumption, physical activity and other behaviours translate into healthcare costs and long-run fiscal pressures.
Public-facing evidence ↗RESEARCH
My research combines applied economics and econometrics with questions that matter to governments, healthcare systems and citizens: how to improve health, raise productivity and use public resources more effectively.
How changes in smoking, alcohol consumption, physical activity and other behaviours translate into healthcare costs and long-run fiscal pressures.
Public-facing evidence ↗How medical technologies, organisational choices and provider incentives shape efficiency and outcomes in healthcare systems.
Brunel research profile ↗Research and commentary on taxation, fertility, public expenditure and the constraints facing governments in ageing economies.
Read commentary →Methodological work on spatial econometrics and empirical strategies for analysing interconnected health and economic outcomes.
Ca’ Foscari profile ↗RESEARCH TO IMPACT
Research has been cited by international institutions, used in parliamentary and policy debate, and covered across international media.