Methodologies from generational accounting, human capital and health economics were combined to estimate the broader economic consequences of HPV vaccination including the fiscal impact for the government.
From the perspective of health economics, UHC is viewed as a means of protection against the economic consequences of ill health [ 81, 82].
Aside from the economics, the humanitarian consequences of increasing border security as hundreds of thousands of Central American migrants continue to flee violence at home and seek refuge in the US are near unfathomable.
Anyone who has analyzed the economics and environmental consequences of ethanol production closely will tell you that corn ethanol just doesn't make sense in its current state.
Holding aside the bad economics a moment, as he describes these terible consequences for working families, he is still wearing his usual glib little smile on his face.
"As a consequence, economics students never develop the faculties necessary to critically question, evaluate and compare economic theories, and enter the working world with a false belief about what economics is and a knowledge base limited to neoclassical theory".
But the study of "economic man" is pursued by economic men themselves, and not insignificantly, the award of a Nobel Prize in economics has real-life consequences for the winner and for the "economic world".
"People talk easily about shutting down Japan's nuclear power plants, but the economic and financial consequences are severe," said Reiji Takeishi, professor in environmental economics at Tokyo International University.
Mr. Yuan attributes the trend to market economics and the unintended consequences of China's one-child family policy.
A newly prominent field, behavioural economics, concentrates on the consequences of irrational actions.So there were caveats aplenty.
