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Barmby Moor Church Choir
last update: November 2005
This is a mixed choir with senior and junior sections currently of 30 members, directed by David Truswell during my leave in Canada until September 2006. There are no auditions. Barmby Moor is in the East Riding, about two miles west of Pocklington on the A1079. Members are expected to commit themselves to weekly practices (Fridays at 6.45pm for juniors and 7.30pm for seniors) and to singing in church on second and fourth Sundays in each month and on major festivals. There is a choir recess during the second half of July and throughout August.
The repertoire of the choir is, for the main part, mainstream Anglican, singing music in any annual programme from each of the last five centuries, together with works and settings by contemporary composers. Currently three contemporary settings of the (ASB) Eucharist are in routine use. Some use is made of responsorial psalm settings as well as Anglican chant.
The choir is affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music.
There is an Annual General meeting for senior members, normally held during March.
New members are always welcome. It is not necessary to be a confirmed member of the Church of England.
For further details,
contact Dave Truswell on 01759 302411
The head of department is now Huw Dixon
E-address: hdd1@york.ac.uk
For the Departmental
web pages (where you can find the names of senior officers of the Department
as well as those of all colleagues):Department
of Economics and Related Studies
The Journal of Health Economics welcomes articles on the economics of health and medical care written for a readership of health economists. I and Karl Claxton are the editors with responsibility for all non-US articles. The address to which submissions should be sent is:
Enquiries by e-mail may be made to me on aculyer@iwh.on.ca or Karl on kpc1@york.ac.uk
or to the Journal secretary, Paula Cook on journal-health-econ@york.ac.uk
Visit the Journal's website for details, full text articles, abstracts, etc. on: http://www.elsevier.nl/homepage/sae/econbase/jhe .
tel. 416 927 2027
ext 2118
fax: 416 927 4167
e-mail: aculyer@iwh.on.ca
Co-editor, Journal
of Health Economics
On Editorial Boards of: The Economic Review, Medical law International,
Clinical Effectiveness in Nursing.
He has been Pro-Vice-Chancellor
and Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of York. He was Head
of the Department of Economics & Related Studies at York from 1986 to
2001.
He was the Chair of the Task Force which in 1994 reported on supporting R&D
in the NHS and was intimately involved in the policy implementation of that
report. He has published many articles and books, mostly on health economics.
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Professor A J Culyer, CBE, BA, Hon DEcon, FRSA, FMedSci Present
Academic Status
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1 July, 1942
(University):
Department of Economics & Related Studies
University of York
Heslington
York
Y01 5DD
England.
Tel. +44 (0)1904-433762.
Fax: +44 (0)1904-433759.
Email: ajc17@york.ac.uk
(Institution):
Institute for Work and Health
481 University Avenue
Suite 800
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
M5G 2E9
Tel. 416 927 2027
ext 2118
Fax. 416 927 4167
Email: aculyer@iwh.on.ca
Married with son and daughter and four grandchildren
Sir William Borlase's
School, Marlow
King's School, Worcester
B.A. (Hons), (Exeter)
(1964)
Doctor of Economics, honoris causa (Stockholm School of Economics) (1999)
Fellow of the Royal
Society for Arts
Founding Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences
Honorary Fellow. Royal College of Physicians of London
Graduated Exeter
University in 1964 (2(i)) in Economics
Exeter University Leo T. Little Prize for Economics 1964.
1964-5 Graduate Student and Teaching Assistant at the University of California
at Los Angeles (plus Fulbright Travel Scholarship).
1964-65 Teaching Assistant, University of California at Los Angeles
1965-66 Tutor in Economics, University of Exeter
1966-69 Assistant Lecturer in Economics, University of Exeter.
1969-72 Lecturer in Economics, University of York
1971-79 Assistant Director, Institute of Social & Economic Research, University of York
1972-76 Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of York
1976-79 Reader in Economics, University of York
1976 Senior Research
Associate at the Ontario Economic Council
Visiting Professorial Lecturer at Queen's University, Kingston, Canada
1979 William Evans
Visiting Professor, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Visiting Fellow, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
1979-82 Deputy Director, Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of York
1979- Professor of Economics, University of York (since 1982 in Department of Economics & Related Studies)
1983-84 Director of the Graduate Health Economics Programme, Department of Economics & Related Studies, University of York
1985-86 Visiting Professor, Trent University, Canada
1986-2001 Head of Department of Economics & Related Studies, University of York
1989-1991 Status-only professor, Department of Health Administration, University of Toronto
1990-91 Visiting
Professor, Institut für Medizinische Informatik und Systemforschung
(Oct-Feb) (Gesellschaft für Strahlen-und Umweltforschung), Munich,
Germany
1991 (Apr-Sep) Visiting Professor, Department of Health Administration, University of Toronto
1991-94 Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of York
1994-97 Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of York
1995-96 Director, School of Politics, Economics & Philosophy, University of York
1996 (November) Visiting Professor, Central Institute of Technology, New Zealand
1997-2001 Director of Health Development, University of York
2003 - Chief Scientist, Institute for Work and Health, Toronto
Academy of Medical Sciences, Royal Economic Society, Royal College of Physicians, Health Economists' Study Group,
Appointed Founding
Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences (1998)
Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (1999)
Appointed Commander of the British Empire (CBE) 1999
Doctor of Economics (honoris causa), Stockholm School of Economics, 1999
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (Hon) 2003
Acting Editor, Assistant Editor, Editorial Board member (various times), Social and Economic Administration, 1966-70.
Founding Co-editor, Journal of Health Economics, 1982-.
Editor, Nuffield/York Portfolios, 1984-85.
Advisory Editor, Social Science and Medicine, 1986-96.
Member, Editorial Board, Bulletin of Economic Research, 1976-84.
Member, Editorial Board, The Economic Review, 1983-.
Member, Editorial Board, Medical Law International, 1992-.
Member, Managing Committee, Journal of Medical Ethics, 1994-2001.
Member, Editorial Board, British Medical Journal, 1995-2000.
Member, Editorial Board, Clinical Effectiveness in Nursing, 1996-.
Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Handbook on Research Methods for Evidence Based Health Care, 1998-.
Member, Editorial Board, Zeitschrift für die gesamte Versicherungswissenschaft (German Journal of Risk and Insurance), 1999-.
Founding Organiser, Health Economists' Study Group (HESG), 1970-86.
Member, HESG, 1970-.
Member, Organising Committee of International Seminar in Public Economics, 1977-85.
Convenor, SSRC European Workshop in Health Indicators, 1980-82 (for report, see publications)
Member, Scientific Committee of the International Institute of Public Finance, 1975-76, 1982-83.
Member, Comac-HSR Committee of the European Commission, 1983-87.
Member, Institute of Health Service Management Working Party on Alternative Funding and Delivery of Health Services, 1987-88 (for reports see publications).
Member, Conference of Heads of University Departments of Economics (CHUDE), 1987-2001.
Member, Standing Committee of CHUDE, 1988-93.
Member, Economics Association National Development Group on economics curriculum development, 1991-3.
Council member, Royal Economic Society, 1991-2.
Member, Canadian Institute of Advanced Research (Review Panel on Population Health), 1992.
Member, Advisory Committee of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (Population Health Program) 1992-.
Member, Kenneth J. Arrow Award in Health Economics (Prize Committee), 1992-97.
Member, Institute of Health Services Management's "Future Health Care Options" Working Party, 1992-3.
President, Section F (Economics), British Association, 1994.
Member, ESRC Training Board Economics Area Panel, 1996-7.
Member, Research Advisory Group of Canadian Institute for Health and Work, 1997-2003.
Trustee, The Canadian Health Services Research Foundation, Ottawa 2000-2002.
Honorary Adviser to the Office of Health Economics, 1975-90.
Founding Course Coordinator for the Health Economics option of the Corporate Management Programme of King's Fund College, London, 1979-85.
Director, York MSc. Programme in Health Economics, 1983-84.
Member, College Committee of the King's Fund College, London, 1989-92.
Member, Methodological Advisory Group on Non-economic Loss, Ontario Workers' Compensation Board, 1989-92.
Member, Research Advisory Group of the Institute for Work and Health (Toronto, Canada), 1990-4, 1997-
Member of Editorial Policy Committee, OHE, 1990-97.
Member, Editorial Board, OHE, 1990-97.
World Health Organisation Adviser (economics of schistosomiasis control in Kenya), 1992.
Member, Advisory Committee for Centre for Health and Society, University College, London, 1992-.
Member, British Council Health Advisory Committee, 1995-97.
Member, Academic Advisory Council, University of Buckingham, 1996-.
Member of World Health Organisation two-person mission to Kazakhstan on the privatisation and reform of health care services, February 1997.
Vice Chairman, Office of Health Economics, 1997-.
Chair, Office of Health Economics Editorial Board, 1997-.
External Reviewer, Southampton University Strategic review of the Wessex Institute of Health R&D and the Institute of Health Policy, 1998.
Consultancies (various) to DHSS, DH, OECD, WHO (Europe, Africa), Ontario Economic Council.
Adviser to governments: European Commission, Kazakhstan, New Zealand, Province of Ontario, Sweden, Swedish County Councils, Taiwan, Mauritius.
Woodward Lecturer, University of British Columbia, 1986.
Perey Lecturer, McMaster University, 1990.
Champlain Lecturer, Trent University, 1990.
Francis Fraser Lecturer, 1994 (British Postgraduate Medical Federation).
Member, DHSS Research Liaison Groups (several), 1975-84.
Member, Northallerton Health Authority, 1982-90.
Non-executive member, Northallerton Health Authority, 1990-92
Member, Central Research and Development Committee for the National Health Service, 1991-2001.
Member, Yorkshire Health Research and Development Committee, 1992-94.
Member, Central R&D Committee Mental Health National Steering Group (Goldberg Committee), 1992-93.
Member, CRDC Standing Group on Health Technology, 1992-7.
Chair, CRDC HTA Methodology Panel, 1993-7.
Member, Review Advisory Committee on the London Special Health Authorities. (The "Thompson Report", Special Health Authorities: Research Review, London, HMSO, 1993, chaired by Sir Michael Thompson)
Chair, NHS Research Task Force on R&D to Review the Funding and Support of Research and Development in the NHS, 1993-4. (The "Culyer Report": Supporting Research and Development in the NHS: A Report to the Minister of Health, London, HMSO, 1994)
Deputy chairman and non-executive member, North Yorkshire Health Authority (reappointed to new Authority in 1996)
Member, Northern & Yorkshire Regional Research Advisory Group, 1995-2001.
Member, Northern and Yorkshire Regional Universities Group for R&D, 1995-2001.
Special Adviser, High Security Psychiatric Services Commissioning Board, 1995-1998.
Member, R&D Committee of the HSPSCB, 1995-1999.
Member, R&D Commissioning Sub Group of the HSPSCB, 1995-1997.
Member, Central R&D Committee Sub-Group on the Strategic Framework, 1996.
Member, National Working Group on R&D in Primary Care (Mant Committee), 1996-7.
Chair, Department of Health Expert Workshop on DH Guidelines for Pharmacoeconomic studies, 1997-98.
Adviser, Department of Health Comprehensive Spending Review Group on "Non front-line services", 1997-98.
Special Adviser to NHS Director of R&D, 1997-2000.
Chair, Central R&D Committee Sub-Group on Budget 1 Allocations to Trusts, 1997-98.
Member, Healthcare Sector Group, Department of Trade and Industry and Department of Health Overseas Trade Services, 1998-2001.
Member, NHS R&D Exceptional Cases Advisory Group, 1998-2000.
Member, NHS R&D Strategic Review Sub Group, 1998-2000.
Member, NHS R&D Evaluation Strategy Steering Group, 1998-2000.
Vice-Chair, National Institute for Clinical Excellence, 1999-2003.
1976 Senior Research
Associate at the Ontario Economic Council and Visiting Professor, Economics
Department, Queen’s University
1985-6
Visiting Professor, Trent University , Canada
1986
Woodward Lecturer, University of British Columbia
1989-94
Adjunct Professor, Department of Health Administration, University of Toronto
1989-92
Member, Methodological Advisory Group on Non-economic Loss, Ontario Workers'
Compensation Board
1990
(Apr-Sep) Visiting Professor, Department of Health Administration, University
of Toronto
1990
Commissioned to write paper on Equity in Health for Ontario Premier’s
Council on Health, Well-Being and Social Justice
1990
Perey Lecturer, McMaster University
1990
Champlain Lecturer, Trent University
1990-4
and
1997-02
Member, Research Advisory Committee, Institute for Work and Health
1992-02
Member, Advisory Committee of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research
Population Health Program
2000-3
Trustee, The Canadian Health Services Research Foundation, Ottawa
2002-
Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Institute for Work and Health
2003-4
Member, External Review Team for Cancer Care Ontario Research
2003-
Adjunct Professor, Department of Health Policy , Management and Evaluation,
University of Toronto
2005-
Adviser, Canada Health Council
2005-
Member, Onario Health Technology Advisory Committee
2005-
Member, Canadian Institutes for Health Research Michael Smith Prize in Health
Research Committee
2005-
Member, Advisory Council of Alberta Bone and Joint Institute
2005
Sinclair Lecturer, Queen’s
University, Kingston
Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of York, 1991-94.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor, 1994-7.
Director of Health Development, University of York, 1997-2001.
Member, Health Sector Group of the CVCP, 1994-9.
Representative of University of York on Court and Council of Leeds University, 1978-85. At various times member of General Academic Board, Professorial Board, Graduate Studies Committee, Staff Committee, Finance Committee, Secretarial and Clerical Committee (Chair for 3 years), Joint Negotiating Committee (Joint chair) with NALGO, Court, Council, Appointments to Court and Council, Vacancies Review Panel, Planning Committee, Administrative Planning Committee, Policy and Resources Committee, Equipment Subcommittee (minor spenders), VC's Advisory Group, VC's advisory committees on Academic Plan, Discretionary Salary Awards, Promotions Committee, Premature Retirement Committee, Leave of Absence Committee, Research Committee (chair), Awards Sub-Committee (chair), Health Liaison Group (chair), Board for Graduate Schools (chair), Undergraduate Admissions Committee (chair), Special Cases Committee (chair), Medical Services Committee (chair), Library Advisory Committee (chair), Joint Committee with AUT (chair), Heslington Lectures Committee (chair), University Committee (chair), King's Manor Resources Group (chair), Disciplinary Advisory Committee, IT Strategy Committee, Panel for Admin Library Computing and Other Related Staff (chair), Post-1995 Institutional Planning Group, Careers Advisory Group (chair), CVCP (in lieu of VC), Search Committee for new VC (1992), chair of any of the above chaired by VC in his absence. University and University College of Ripon & York St John Health Collaboration Steering Group (co-chair).
Durham (economics), Leeds (health economics), London School of Economics (Chair in Social Policy), London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (health economics) (twice), Newcastle (health sciences), Oslo (health economics), Toronto (health economics), Southampton (health policy), Northallerton Health Authority (Chief Executive), Office of Health Economics (deputy director), King's Fund (Chief Executive), National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Director of Appraisals), North Yorkshire Health Authority (Director of Primary Care).
1989 Economics Department, McMaster University
1993 London Special Health Authorities (member of Thompson Committee)
1998 Wessex Institute, Southampton University (with Charles Florey)
1999 McMaster University Centre for Health Economics and Policy Analysis (CHEPA)
At various times have given lectures and seminars in Advanced Economic Theory (micro and macro), the Economics of Human Resources, the Economics of Social Policy, Health Economics, Social Policy Analysis, and given graduate classes on Social Policy to students of Social Administration. Supervised MSc, MPhil and DPhil thesis students. PhD external examiner at various Universities in the UK and overseas.
At various times have given first year introductory lectures in Economics; second year lectures in Price Theory, Welfare Economics, Macroeconomics, and Investment Appraisal; third year lectures and seminars in Economics of the Social Services, Economics of Human Resources, Health Economics, Applied Economics, and Advanced Economic Theory. External examining.
Health Economics
Economics of Social Policy
Equity and Social Justice
Research and Development
Who's Who in Economics: A Biographical Dictionary of Major Economists 1700-1981 (ed. Blaug and Sturges), Wheatsheaf, 1983 (and subsequent 2nd and 3rd editions)
Who's Who
Who's Who in Education
Who’s Who in the World
The Academic Who's Who
The Universities' Who's Who
The International Authors' and Writers' Who's Who
People of Today
Church music: Organist and Choir Director in an Anglican rural parish church, chairman of the York District of the Royal School of Church Music 1983-95, chairman of North East Area Committee of the Royal School of Church Music 1995-. Member of the York Diocesan Liturgy and Music Advisory Group 1995-. Various roles in local Church of England (at various times Parochial Church Council member, Lay Chairman of Parochial Church Council, Deanery Financial Adviser, Member York Diocesan Church Urban Fund, etc.). Music generally. Gardening when necessity commands and time permits.
"Methodological error in regional planning: the South West Strategy", Social and Economic Administration, 1968, 2, 23-30.
"Holidays on the move", New Society, 11 April, 1968.
"University teachers and the PIB", Social and Economic Administration, 1969, 3, 127-139 (with D. C. Corner).
"The holiday industry" in British Association, Exeter and its Region, University of Exeter. 1969, 244-258 (with F. M. M. Lewes and G. A. Brady).
"Pricing policies" in G. Teeling-Smith (ed.), Economics and Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry, OHE, London, 1969, 35-50.
"The economics of health systems" in The Price of Health, Office of Health Care Finance, Melbourne, 1969, 36-62 (reprinted as ch.7 in J. R. G. Butler and D. P. Doessel (eds.), Health Economics: Australian Readings, Australian Professional Publications, Sydney, 1989, 145-66).
"An economic assessment of some aspects of the organisation of the NHS" in BMA, Health Services Financing, BMA, London, 1970, 187-250 (with M. H. Cooper).
"A utility-maximising view of universities", Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 1970, 17, 349-68.
"The costs of dangerous drugs legislation in England and Wales", Medical Care, 1970, 8, 501509 (with A. K. Maynard).
"An economic survey of the nature and intent of the British National Health Service", Social Science and Medicine, 1971, 5, 1-13 (with M. H. Cooper).
"Ethics and economics in blood supply", Lancet (i) March 1971.
"Social scientists and blood supply", Lancet (i) June 1971.
"The nature of the commodity 'health care' and its efficient allocation", Oxford Economic Papers, 1971, 23, 189-211 (reprinted as Ch. 2 in A. J. Culyer and M. H. Cooper (eds.), Health Economics, London, Penguin, 1973).
"Medical care and the economics of giving", Economica, 38, 1971, 295-303 (reprinted as Ch. 18 in M. Ricketts (ed.), Neoclassical Microeconomics, Vol. 2, Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 1989, pp. 310-18).
"A taxonomy of demand curves", Bulletin of Economic Research, 1971, 23, 3-23.
"Calculus of health", New Society, 23 September, 1971.
"Social indicators: health", Social Trends, No. 2, 1971, pp. 31-42 (with Alan Williams and R. J. Lavers). (reprinted as ‘Health indicators’ in Andrew Shonfield and Stella Shaw (eds.) Social Indicators and Social Policy, London, Heinemann, 1972, 000-000).
"Merit goods and the welfare economics of coercion", Public Finance, 26, 1971, 546-72.
"Appraising government spending on health services: The problems of 'need' and 'output'", Public Finance, 27, 1972, 205-11.
"On the relative efficiency of the National Health Service", Kyklos, 25, 1972, 266-287.
"The market versus the state in medical care: a minority report on an empty academic box", in G. McLachlan (ed.), Problems and Progress in Medical Care, 7, London, OUP, 1972, 132.
"Equality in the NHS: intentions, performance and problems in evaluation", in M. M. Hauser (ed.), The Economics of Medical Care, London, Allen and Unwin, 1972, 47-57 (with M. H. Cooper).
"Social indicators: health" in A. Shonfield and S. Shaw (eds.) Social Indicators and Social Policy, London, Heinemann, 1972, 000-000 (with Alan Williams and R. J. Lavers) (reprint of 1971 article in Social Trends).
"Comment on ‘Problems of Efficiency’", in M. M. Hauser, op. cit., 42-46
"The War and public expenditure on mental health - the postponement effect", Social Science and Medicine, 6, 1972, 35-56 (with P. Jacobs).
"Indicators of health: an economist's viewpoint ", in Evaluation in the Health Services, London, Office of Health Economics, 1972, 23-28.
"L’efficienza relativo del Servizio Sanitario Nazionale Brittanico", Citta e Societa, March/April, 1972, 35-53.
"Social policy and government spending", Local Government Finance, 76, 1972, 353-357.
"Economic analysis - its practice and pitfalls", Local Government Finance, 76, 1972, 385-389.
"Pareto, Peacock and Rowley, and the public regulation of natural monopoly", Journal of Public Economics, 2, 1973, 89-95.
"Should social policy concern itself with drug 'abuse'?", Public Finance Quarterly, 1, 1973, 449-456.
"Hospital waiting lists", New Society, 16 August, 1973.
"Is medical care different?", in A. J. Culyer and M. H. Cooper (eds.) Health Economics, London, Penguin, 1973, 49-74 [reprint with changes of 1971 article in Oxford Economic Papers].
"Hospital waits", New Society, 6 December, 1973.
"Quids without quos - a praxeological approach", in A. A. Alchian et al. The Economics of Charity, London, IEA, 1973, 35-61.
"The economics of giving and selling blood", in A. A. Alchian et al. The Economics of Charity, London, IEA, 1973 (with M. H. Cooper), 111-143.
"Private patients in NHS hospitals: subsidies and waiting lists", in M. Perlman, The Economics of Health and Medical Care, Int. Ec. Assoc., London, Macmillan, 1974, 108-116 (with J. G. Cullis).
"Economics, social policy and disability", in Dennis Lees and Stella Shaw (eds.), Impairment, Disability and Handicap, London, Heinemann for the SSRC, 1974, 17-29.
"Dialogue on blood 1", New Society, 24 March, 1974.
"Hospitals", New Society, 20 June, 1974.
"Introduction" to University Economics, (3rd Ed.) by A. A. Alchian and W. R. Allen, Prentice-Hall International, 1974.
"On the economic surplus and the value of life", Bulletin of Economic Research, 26, 1974, 6378 (with R L Akehurst)
"The economics of health" in R. M. Grant and G. K. Shaw (eds.), Current Issues in Economic Policy, London, Philip Allan, 1975, 151-173.
"Value for money in health", New Society, March 1975.
"Hospital waiting lists and the supply and demand of inpatient care", Social and Economic Administration, 9, 1975, 13-25 (with J. G. Cullis).
"Charity and public policy in the U.K.: the law and the economics", Social and Economic Administration, 10, 1976, 32-50 (with J. Wiseman and J. Posnett).
"Some economics of hospital waiting lists in the NHS", Journal of Social Policy, 5, 1976, 239264 (with J. G. Cullis).
"Discussion of 'Health Costs and Expenditures in the U.K.' by M. H. Cooper", in International Health Costs and Expenditures, Ed. by The-wei Hu, U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare, Washington D.C., 1976, 109-113.
"Alternatives to price rationing: some unsolved riddles for British health economists", in R. D. Fraser (ed.), Health Economics Symposium, Proceedings of the First Canadian Conference, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University, Kingston (Ontario), 1976, 66-74.
"Public economics and the concept of human resources", in Human Resources and Public Finance (eds. Victor Halberstadt and A. J. Culyer), Paris, Cujas, 1977, 13-29 (with Jack Wiseman).
"Blood and altruism: an economic review", in D. B. Johnson (ed.), Blood Policy - Issues and Alternatives, Washington D.C., American Enterprise Institute, 1977, 39-58.
"The quality of life and the limits of cost-benefit analysis", in L. Wingo and A. Evans (eds.), Public Economics and the Quality of Life, Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, 1977, 141-153.
"Drugs and Pareto - a methodological abuse", Public Finance Quarterly, July 1977, 5, 393396.
"Need, values and health status measurement", in A. J. Culyer and K. G. Wright (eds.), Economic Aspects of Health Services, London, Martin Robertson, 1978, 9-31.
"Financing medical education - interrelationships between medical school and teaching hospital expenditure", in A. J. Culyer and K. G. Wright (eds.), Economic Aspects of Health Services, London, Martin Robertson, 1978, 123-140 (with M. F. Drummond).
"What accounts for the higher costs of teaching hospitals?", Social and Economic Administration, 12, 20-30, 1978 (with J. Wiseman, M. F. Drummond and P. A. West).
"Economics and the health services: missionary role of economists", Surgical News, No. 5, Summer 1978, 2-4.
"Editorial", Epidemiology and Community Health, Vol. 33, No. 1, March 1979.
Comment on "Theories and Measurement in Disability" by R. G. A. Williams, Epidemiology and Community Health, Vol. 33, No. 1, March 1979.
"Into the valley: review article of 'Charge' by A. Seldon", Social Policy and Administration, Vol. 13, No. 1, Spring 1979, 65-68.
"What do health services do for people?", Search, Vol. 10, Nos. 7-8, 1979, 262-268.
"Frameworks for evaluating economic effects of budget and financial transfers in the EEC", in Study Group on the Economic Effects of Budget and Financial Transfers in the Community, Part II, Brussels, Commission of the European Communities, 1979 (with J. Wiseman).
"Cost-sharing: financial aspects and policies", in B. Abel-Smith (ed.), Sharing Health Care Costs, National Center for Health Services Research; U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington D.C., 1980, 18-19.
"Economics and the health services", in R. M. Grant and G. K. Shaw (eds.), Current Issues in Economic Policy, 2nd ed., London, Philip Allan, 1980, 164-186.
"Treating ulcers with Cimetidine can be more cost-effective than surgery", Medeconomics, 1, No. 8, 1980, 12-14 (with A. K. Maynard).
"Externality models and health: a Rückblick over the last twenty years", in P. M. Tatchell (ed.), Economics and Health: Proceedings of the First Australian Conference of Health Economists, Canberra, Australian National University Press, 1980, 139-157. (reprinted with changes in The Economic Record, 56, 222-30, 1980).
"Discussion of ‘Universality and Selectivity in the Targeting of Government Health/Welfare Programs’ by D. Dixon" in P. M. Tatchell (ed.), Economics and Health: Proceedings of the First Australian Conference of Health Economists, Canberra, Australian National University Press, 1980, 11-17. (reprint of article in Tatchell 1980).
"Externality models and health: a Rückblick over the last twenty years", The Economic Record, September 1980 (with Heather Simpson) Vol. 56, No. 154, 222-30. [Reprint with changes of article in Tatchell (1980)]
"Report on financial aspects and policies" in A. Brandt, B. Horisberger and W. P. von Wartburg (eds.), Cost-Sharing in Health Care, Heidelberg, Springer, 1980 (with M. Pfaff and H. Hauser).
"Cost-effectiveness of duodenal ulcer treatment", Social Science and Medicine, 15C, 3-11, 1981 (with A. K. Maynard). (Reprinted in shortened form in Bernard S. Bloom (ed.), Cost-Benefit and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis in Policymaking. Cimetidine as a Model, New York, Biomedical Information Corporation, 1982, 128-31).
"The 1EA's unorthodoxy", in R. Harris and A. Seldon (eds.), The Emerging Consensus ...?, London, Institute of Economic Affairs, 1981, 99-119.
"Acht Trugschlüsse über das britische Gesundheitswesen", Medita, 6, 1981, 22-27.
"European workshop on health indicators: a draft report", Revista Internacional de Sociologi, 1981, 39, 151-171.
"Economics, social policy and social administration: the interplay between topics and disciplines", Journal of Social Policy, Vol. 10, Part 3, July 1981, 311-29.
"Health, economics and health economists" in J. Van de Gaag and M. PerIman (eds.), Health Economics and Health Economists, Amsterdam, North-Holland, 1981.
"Economics, health and health services" in R. Clara et al, Health and Economy, Part 1, Antwerp, Antwerp University Press, 1981, 19-33.
"Cost-effectiveness of duodenal ulcer treatment", in Bernard S. Bloom (ed.) Cost-Benefit and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis in Policymaking: Cimetidine as a Model, New York, Biomedical Information Corporation, 1 , 128-131 (with A. K. Maynard) (reprint of 1981 Social Science and Medicine article).
"Alternative systems of health care provision: an essay on motes and beams" in Mancur Olson (ed.), A New Approach to the Economics of Health Care, Washington and London, American Enterprise Institute, 1982, 131-150 (with Alan Maynard and Alan Williams).
"Revenue allocation by regression: a rejoinder", Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series A, Vol. 145, Part 1, 1982, 127-33 (with J. Wiseman, M. F. Drummond and P. A. West).
"Health services in the mixed economy" in Lord Roll of Ipsden (ed.), The Mixed Economy, London, Macmillan, 1982, 128-144. (reprinted in Magyar as "Egeszsegugyi szolgaltatasok a vegyes gazdasagban", Esely, 9113, 1991, 37-48).
"Joint products and multi-jurisdictional spillovers", Quarterly Journal of Economics, 97, No. 4, 1982, 707-716 (with T. Sandler).
"Assessing cost-effectiveness", in H. D. Banta (ed.), Resources for Health: Technology Assessment for Policy Making, Praeger, 1982, 107-120.
"The NHS and the market: images and realities", in G. McLachlan and A. Maynard (eds.), The Public/Private Mix for Health: the Relevance and Effects of Change, London, Nuffield Provincial Hospitals Trust, 1982, 25-55.
"Health care and the market: a British lament", Journal of Health Economics, Vol. 1, No. 3 (1982), 299-303.
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“Searching for a threshold, not setting one: the role of the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence”, forthcoming January 2007 in Journal of Health Service Research and Policy, 2007, 00, 000-000 (with Christopher McCabe, Andrew H Briggs, Karl Claxton, Martin Buxton, Ron L Akehurst, Mark Sculpher, John Brazier).
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