Economics of Mental Health Workshop 2025
Keynotes: Kosali Simon & Molly Schnell
Location: Charlottesville, USA
Local host: @sebastiantt.bsky.social
Dates: 12-13 Sep. 2025
Funder: @arnoldventures.bsky.social
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Keynotes: Kosali Simon & Molly Schnell
Location: Charlottesville, USA
Local host: @sebastiantt.bsky.social
Dates: 12-13 Sep. 2025
Funder: @arnoldventures.bsky.social
🧵 below with more info & gifs 🔽 or go to https://sites.google.com/view/christoph-kronenberg/home/e-econ-of-mh-workshop
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Covid
Disabled persons
remote attendence, reduce travel related GHG
mass transit access, reduce GHG
Conditional on submitted papers/topics, we'll invite policymakers/stakeholders from the US to provide policy feedback on work. So policy-relevant work is of particular interest this year. To be honest, this probably applies to >90% papers accepted in the past. 2/n
@sameyler.bsky.social founder and lead editor at @standarderror.bsky.social will present a short session on common writing mistakes in econ papers + sponsors a best paper prize of one round of expert editing by @standarderror.bsky.social 3/n
You have a great paper, but no funds? We cover accommodation, lunch and one dinner. Those without or insufficient travel funds can apply for travel stipends, check the registration form for more details. 4/n
Kosali is an established force in health economics with editorial roles at JHE, JHR, AJHE & JPAM.
Molly is Assistant Professor at Northwestern University with an impressive and very fitting research agenda. 5/n
Trust me it works. The format has been used in the UK HESG since the 70s and has been adopted by others such as lowlands HESG, etc. 6/n
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