Charles D. Phelps
Charles D. Phelps
Charles D. Phelps (pronunciation: /ˈtʃɑːrlz ˈdiː ˈfɛlps/) is a notable figure in the field of health economics and health policy.
Etymology
The name Charles is of French and Old German origin, meaning "free man". The middle initial D. is often used in formal contexts but the specific meaning in this case is unknown. Phelps is an English surname, derived from the given name Philip, which means "lover of horses".
Career
Charles D. Phelps has made significant contributions to the field of health economics and health policy. His research interests include the economics of health care, health policy issues, and the use of economic analysis in health policy decision-making. He has authored numerous articles and books on these topics, including the widely used textbook, "Health Economics".
Related Terms
- Health Economics: The branch of economics concerned with how health care resources are allocated.
- Health Policy: The decisions, plans, and actions undertaken to achieve specific health care goals within a society.
- Economic Analysis: The process of examining statistics and market indicators to determine the value of a specific market or investment.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Charles D. Phelps
- Wikipedia's article - Charles D. Phelps
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