Springer - Health, the Medical Profession, and Regulation 6

Explore essential research in health economics and public policy with this volume from the Developments in Health Economics and Public Policy series. This book provides new evidence regarding the relationship between health and the environment, global health inequality, and the compatibility of various quality of life measurements. Designed to address modern challenges, the text offers new solutions to complex health policy problems. The content is organized into three distinct sections to help readers navigate different areas of study. Section I examines the determinants of health through six detailed papers. Section II shifts focus to the supply side of the health care services market. Finally, Section III provides three contributions specifically devoted to health regulation. This collection serves as a valuable resource for those studying microeconomics, health policy, and the economic structures of medical professions.