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Paul Contoyannis
Associate Professor
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CE+B Webpage: http://www.fhs.mcmaster.ca/ceb/faculty_member_contoyannis.htm
Teaching: Econ 4A03 - Winter 2010
Research Interests: Health Economics, Applied Econometrics
Recent Research Papers
Contoyannis, P. and M. Dooley. "The Role of Child Health and Economic Status in Educational, Health and Labour Market Outcomes in Young Adulthood." Canadian Journal of Economics, forthcoming.Guindon, E. and P. Contoyannis. "A Second Look at Pharmaceutical Spending as a Determinant of Health Outcomes in Canada." Health Economics, forthcoming.
Jones, A., N. Rice., and P. Contoyannis. "The Dynamics of Health." Chapter 2 in the Elgar Companion to Health Economics edited by A.M. Jones, 2006.
Contoyannis, P., J. Hurley, P. Grootendorst, S-H. Jeon, and R. Tamblyn. "Estimating the Price Elasticity of Expenditure for Prescription Drugs in the Presense of Non-linear Price Schedules: An Illustration from Quebec, Canada." Health Economics (2005) 14: 909-923.
Contoyannis, P., A.M. Jones and N. Rice. "Simulation-Based Inference in Dynamic Panel Probit Models: An Application to Health." Empirical Economics (2004) 29(1), 49-77 (reprinted in 'Panel Data: Theory and Applications' edited by Baltagi., B. Physica-Verlag 2004)
Contoyannis, P., A.M. Jones and R. Leon-Gonzalez. "Using Simulation-Based Inference with Panel Data in Health Economics" Health Economics (2004) 13 (2), 101-122.
Contoyannis, P. and A.M Jones. "Socio-Economic Status, Health and Lifestyle." Journal of Health Economics (2004) 23(5), 965-995.
Contoyannis, P., A.M Jones and N. Rice. "The dynamics of health in the British Household Panel Survey." Journal of Applied Econometrics (2004) 19(4), 473-503.
Work in Progress
Contoyannis, P. and J. Li. "The Evolution of Health from Childhood to Adolescence." McMaster University, mimeo.Contoyannis, P. and M. Dooley. "The Impact of Physical and Sexual Abuse in Childhood on Adult Economic Outcomes", McMaster University, mimeo.
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