The economics of global health: an assessment
评估了经济学领域对全球健康重要性的回应，汇集28位经济学家对卫生系统建设、全球公共健康问题及评估优先级等关键政策问题的讨论，并提炼研究议程要点。
The international community, through the Millennium Development Goals and now the Sustainable Development Goals, has long recognized the critical role of improved global health in achieving social and economic development. This edition of the <it>Oxford Review of Economic Policy</it> explores whether this importance has been mirrored in the field of economics. It does so by bringing together the voices of 28 economists working on widely varying aspects of global health economics to confront three key policy questions: how do we build better, more equitable health systems? how are ‘global commons’ health problems to be overcome? and how might we improve evaluation and priority setting in global health? This assessment considers the degree to which these questions have been answered, and extracts the key thrusts of a research agenda. It suggests that, as in global health itself, while much has been achieved, many challenges and potential achievements await in the field of global health economics.