• An investigation into out of pocket health expenditure in India 

  Chadha, Mrinal (University College Cork, 2017)

  This study critically analyses out of pocket health expenditure (OOPHE) in India, and provides policy suggestions that can enhance the Indian healthcare sector. Using nationally representative household data (2011-12) ...
• A cost-benefit analysis of two alternative models of maternity care in Ireland 

  Fawsitt, Christopher G.; Bourke, Jane; Murphy, Aileen; McElroy, Brendan; Lutomski, Jennifer E.; Murphy, Rosemary; Greene, Richard A. (Springer International Publishing; Adis, 2017-08-21)

  Background: The Irish government has committed to expand midwifery-led care alongside consultant-led care nationally, although very little is known about the potential net benefits of this reconfiguration. Objectives: To ...
• Well-being and income, a European study 

  Henn, Julia (University College Cork, 2016)

  The economics of well-being is an approach to evaluate well-being which combines the techniques commonly utilised by economists with those typically applied by psychologists (Graham, 2005). It relies on data concerning ...
• Economic modelling of the management of dredged marine sediments 

  Harrington, Joseph R.; Murphy, Jimmy; Coleman, Mary; Jordan, Declan; Debuigne, Tristan; Szacsuri, Gabor (AGH University of Science and Technology, 2016-08-31)

  This paper presents and applies an economic model developed for the management of dredged marine sediments. The model predicts direct project costs and direct, indirect and induced economic impacts. The model is applied ...
• The decision to study abroad: evidence from international students based in Ireland 

  Xiong, Wei (University College Cork, 2017)

  Foreign study is an emerging trend in the education market. Increasingly, students choose to leave their home country to study abroad. This decision is not only coupled with financial and time costs, but also involves the ...

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