Behavioral Economics and Public Health
by Ichiro Kawachi, Christina A. Roberto
Behavioral Economics and Public Health explores the intersection of economic decision-making and public health. Ichiro Kawachi and Christina A. Roberto bring together perspectives from both fields, offering readers a foundation for understanding how behavioral insights can contribute to thinking about health, well-being, and public health practice.
About This Book
Behavioral Economics and Public Health examines the connection between economic behavior and public health.
By bringing these fields together, the book focuses on how people make decisions related to health and well-being.
It offers a cross-disciplinary perspective for readers interested in economics, health, and the social factors that shape public health.
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