List of Working Papers
(access to some papers requires a password that is available to all ECuity team members)

• 1 Jones, AM and A Lopez Nicolas, Measurement and explanation of socioeconomic inequality with longitudinal data, Health Economics

• 2 Lindeboom, M and E Van Doorslaer, Cut-point shift and index-shift in the self-reporting of health, Journal of Health Economics

• 3 Contoyannis, P, AM Jones and N Rice, The dynamics of health in the British Household Panel Survey, in Journal of Applied Econometrics

• 4 Jones, AM and J Wildman, Disentangling the relationship between health and income, 2004.

• 5  Lindeboom, M and M Kerkhofs, Health and work of the elderly: subjective health measures, reporting errors and the endogenous relationship between health and work, February 2002.

• 6 Van Ourti, T, Measuring horizontal inequity in health care using Belgian panel data, October 2002. Tables

• 7 Koolman, X, and A Kunst, Estimating relative risks for categorical outcomes; An application to health inequality measurement, February 2004 

• 8 Gannon, B and B Nolan, Disability and labour market participation, June 2003
   
• 9 Hauck, K and N Rice, A longitudinal analysis of mental health mobility in Britain, October 2003
   
• 10 Jones, A and N Rice, Using longitudinal data to investigate socioeconomic inequality in health
   
• 11 Fonseca, L and A Jones, Inequalities in self-assessed health in the health survey of England
   
• 12 Sutton, M, The effect of income on health: evidence from a British pseudo-panel
   
• 13 Masseria, C, X Koolman and E van Doorslaer, Income-related inequality in the probability of a hospital admission in Europe
   
• 14 Nolan, A and B Nolan, A cross-sectional analysis of GP services in Ireland, 1987-2001 (ESRI WP#1 Research Programme)
   
• 15 Layte, R and B Nolan, Equity in the utilization of health care in Ireland (ESRI WP#2 Research Programme)
   
• 16 Jones, A and A Lopez, Allowing for heterogeneity in the decomposition of inequality in health
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• 17 Lindeboom, M, F. Portrait, G.J. van den Berg, Individual mortality and macro-economic conditions from birth to death, September 2003.
   
• 18 Jones, A, X Koolman and N Rice, Health related attrition in the BHPS and ECHP: using inverse probability weighted estimators in nonlinear models
   
• 19 Hernandez-Quevedo, C, A Jones, N Rice, Reporting bias and heterogeneity in self-assessed health. Evidence from the British Household Panel Survey, Social Science and Medicine (forthcoming).
   
• 20 Gambin, L, Gender differences in the effect of health on wages in Britain, May 2004
   
• 21 Jones, A, X Koolman and E van Doorslaer, The impact of supplementary private health insurance on the use of specialists in European countries
   
• 22 Leu, RE and M Schellhorn, The evolution of income-related inequalities in health care utilization in Switzerland over time
   
• 23 Leu, RE and M Schellhorn, The evolution of income-related health inequalities in
  Switzerland over time
   
• 24 Au, D, TF, Crossley and M. Schellhorn, The Effect of Health Changes and Long-term Health on the Work Activity of Older Canadians
   
• 25 Balia, S and AM Jones, Mortality, Lifestyle and Socio-Economic Status
   
• 26 García Gómez, P and A López Nicolása The evolution of inequity in the access to health care in Spain: 1987-2001
   
• 27 Jones, AM, N Rice and P Contoyannis, The Dynamics of Health
   
• 28 Lecluyse, A, Income-related health inequality in Belgium, 1994-2001
   
• 29 Lindeboom, M. Health and Work of Older Workers
   
• 30 Bleichrodt, H and E van Doorslaer, A welfare economics foundation for health inequality measurement
   
• 31 Hernández Quevedo C, AM Jones, Á López Nicolás and N Rice, Socioeconomic inequalities in health: a comparative longitudinal analysis using the European Community Household Panel
   
• 32 Jones AM, E van Doorslaer, T Bago d’Uva, S Balia, L Gambin, C Hernández Quevedo, X Koolman and N Rice (2006). "Health and wealth: empirical findings and political consequences". Perspektiven der Wirtschaftspolitik