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Dr. Martin Forster
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Profile
Biography
- BA(Sheffield)
- MSc(York)
- DPhil(York)
Departmental roles
- Programme Co-Director, Distance Learning programmes in Health Economics
- Mentor, Distance Learning Teaching Fellows
- PG Module Review Committee (ex officio, PG Director DL programmes in Health Economics)
Research
Overview
Dynamic economic models, with applications in health care and inequality. Bayesian statistics, with applications to health technology assessment. Econometric topics in economic history.
Publications
Selected publications
Full details of publications can be found at RePEc
with Simon Smith (2018). "The Curse of the Caribbean? Agency's impact on the efficiency of sugar estates on St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 1814--1829." Forthcoming in The Journal of
Economic History.
with Stephen Chick and Paolo Pertile (2017). "A Bayesian decision-theoretic model of sequential experimentation with delayed response." Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series B, 79(5):1439-1462
with Sebastian Jobjörnsson, Paolo Pertile and Carl-Fredrik Burman (2016). Late-stage pharmaceutical R&D and pricing policies under two-stage regulation. Journal of Health Economics 50:298-311.
with Michael Caputo (2016). Optimal plans and timing under additive transformations to rewards. Oxford Economic Papers 2016;68:604-626.
Martin Forster
Lecturer
Department of Economics
Room: A/EC/108Tel: 01904 323797
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