Browse Hierarchy ECOM195: Economics of Mental Health

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This module provides an introduction to the key theoretical economic aspects of mental health (e.g. adverse selection and moral hazard, non-contractable provider actions, externalities), as well as to the key policy aspects of service delivery (e.g. risk adjustment policies, behavioral health carve-outs). Special attention will also be given to the institutional contexts within which mental health and substance abuse care is provided (e.g who is treated for mental illness and who pays for mental health care).

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