Suchergebnisse - (Subject:"coronavirus")

1

On the Efficiency of Competitive Equilibria with Pandemics

Erschienen: Cambridge, Mass, National Bureau of Economic Research, April 2023

NBER working paper series - no. w31116

von Chari, V. | Kirpalani, R. | Pérez, L.

2

Mapping of long-term public and private investments in the development of COVID-19 vaccines : study requested by the COVI committee

Erschienen: Luxembourg, European Parliament, March 2023

von Florio, M. | Gamba, S. | Pancotti, C.

3

Impact of selected non-pharmaceutical interventions on EU adults' work-life balance during the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020−2022

Erschienen: Stockholm, ECDC, August 2023

ECDC technical report

von Severi, E. | Mascherini, M.

4

Pandemic economics

Erschienen: London, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022

von Sadler, T.

5

Vaccine Allocation Priorities Using Disease Surveillance and Economic Data

Erschienen: Cambridge, Mass, National Bureau of Economic Research, 2022

NBER working paper series - no. w29682

von Malani, A. | Soman, S. | Ramachandran, S. | +2

6

Mehrebenensystem im Gesundheitswesen : ein Jahr Corona: welche Lehren können wir ziehen?

Erschienen: Berlin, Peter Lang, [2022]

Schriften zur Gesundheitspolitik und zum Gesundheitsrecht - Band 26

von Spiecker Döhmann, I.

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Vaccination Policy, Delayed Care, and Health Expenditures

Erschienen: Cambridge, Mass, National Bureau of Economic Research, June 2022

NBER working paper series - no. w30139

von Aslim, E. | Fu, W. | Liu, C. | +1

8

Expanding Capacity for Vaccines Against Covid-19 and Future Pandemics : A Review of Economic Issues

Erschienen: Cambridge, Mass, National Bureau of Economic Research, July 2022

NBER working paper series - no. w30192

von Athey, S. | Castillo, J. | Chaudhuri, E. | +3

9

The Benefits and Costs of U.S. Employer COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

Erschienen: Cambridge, Mass, National Bureau of Economic Research, August 2022

NBER working paper series - no. w30339

von Ferranna, M. | Robinson, L. | Cadarette, D. | +2

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Estimating Perceptions of the Relative COVID Risk of Different Social-Distancing Behaviors from Respondents' Pairwise Assessments

Erschienen: Cambridge, Mass, National Bureau of Economic Research, September 2022

NBER working paper series - no. w30493

von Heffetz, O. | Rabin, M.

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