ECON-3630 : Health Economics and Policy
Economics | Albers School of Business | UG
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About this Course
Focuses on the U.S. healthcare system and how it compares to other international systems. Examines key factors from both the demand and supply side of medical care from the perspective of microeconomic theory. Analyzes the impact of both institutional and public policy changes on patients, providers, and the overall U.S health care system.