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Centre for Health Economics

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Children's cognitive development and health

This project aims to understand time investment decisions of children and adolescents.

Disability and Health

This project aims to identify cost-effective policies that improve the health of people with disabilities in Australia.

Dynamics of loneliness and social isolation

This project aims to provide new insights into the socioeconomic dynamics of loneliness and social isolation using advanced econometric modelling techniques.

Economic stress, skills and life outcomes

The project aims to identify the role of economic stress in non-cognitive skill (NCS) development and life outcomes.

Economics of mental wellbeing

Bringing together leading national and international economists who are passionate about undertaking and promoting much-needed mental health research.

Gambling opportunities and related harms

This project aims to quantify the casual effect and associated consequences of increasing the residential proximity and density of gaming venues on gambling preferences.

Health technology assessments for government

The team provides advice, formal commentaries and reports on costs and benefits of new health technologies and services.

Inequalities in health and wellbeing

This project will provide new knowledge on the causes of ill health, and help explain observed inequalities in health.

Revitalising informal settlements and their environments

RISE investigates the benefits of a localised, water sensitive approach to revitalising informal settlements.

What do Australians really care about?

This project investigates the importance of key life domains at different life stages in determining overall subjective well-being of Australians.