ECO 383 · Fall 2026
Health Economics
Courses and syllabi
Current courses and an archive of available course syllabi, organized by course and term.
Current pages identify their semester and syllabus-version date. Historical pages preserve the policies, dates, readings, and grading rules of their term.
Health Economics
Economics Seminar
Choose a course to see its chronological sequence of available terms.
Undergraduate
Economic analysis of government, legal institutions, market failure, and public policy.
Undergraduate
The organization, financing, and economic analysis of health and health-care markets.
Undergraduate
Consumer and producer theory, markets, and strategic behavior.
Undergraduate
Current issues in health economics, health-care markets, insurance, and public policy.
Upper-level undergraduate
Economic explanations of poverty, social policy, and anti-poverty programs.
Undergraduate
Labor markets, wages, employment, and labor-market institutions.
Undergraduate
The economic role of government, public expenditures, taxation, and behavioral responses to policy.
Undergraduate capstone
Research-oriented seminars whose subjects have included poverty, housing, public policy, and health economics.
Graduate
Graduate study of health economics, empirical evidence, and contemporary health policy.
Graduate
Graduate public economics with an emphasis on empirical work, public expenditures, and policy research.
Graduate
Advanced economic approaches to policy analysis, theory, data, and empirical research.
Graduate
Graduate study of health economics and health policy.