healthcare professional education is the undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing professional development for doctors, nurses and allied healthcare professionals. labour economics is the relationship between workers and employers, and the resultant effect on employment and wages. healthcare professional education ultimately produces a workforce, and that workforce is governed by the rules of...

the present essay intend to intoduce some vital established economic models of social welfare as welfare criticize and evaluate their capability and their explicative nature . the cotent is totally theoretical and therefore the evaluation will be done through hypothetical and abstract values and criteria . particularly the essay tries to go beyond exact socio - economic welfare models and to fi...

The economy for the common good (ECG) has been developed as a practical economic model, starting in Austria, Bavaria, and South Tyrol 2010. Nowadays, ECG is considered viable approach sustainable transformation across Europe, also worldwide. Within policy, expands social market concepts; from theoretical perspective of economics question arises, whether implicit model refines neoclassical parad...

the control problem and dynamic programming is a powerful tool in economics and management. we review the dynamic programming problem from its beginning up to its present stages. a problem which was involved in physics and mathematics in i 7” century led to a branch of mathematics called calculus of variation which was used in economic, and management at the end of the first quarter of the 20” ...

Demographic threat? –the case of Sweden

Planning and conserving nature areas are challenging tasks in urbanized and intensively used countries like the Netherlands. This paper supports decision making and public policy debate about these tasks in both an empirical and a methodological way. Empirically, we explore policy alternatives by determining the potential consequences of different nature policy scenarios in the Netherlands. Met...

In recent decades, the number of published health economic studies – especially economic evaluation studies – in the field of integrated care has increased substantially. One thesis summary has been published in the current issue of IJIC [1]. In general, these studies do not focus on developing innovative health economic methodologies, beyond the current state of art, but instead apply traditio...

Although the economics of secession is still in its infancy (Spolaore, 2010; Bordignon, 2010) as a specific field of economics science, some very interesting contributions have been made in the last fifteen years about this issue. The general discussion focuses essentially in the trade off between the benefits of size versus the costs of heterogeneity. The precise equilibrium point of this trad...