Non solum data. Data sine monito oculo nihil sunt.
It’s not only data. Data is nothing without a curious eye.
Hi there! I’m Gatien.
Field health economist at the International Vaccine Access Center (IVAC) @ Johns Hopkins University.
My specialty is getting to know and analyze the economic burden of disease through costing and willingness-to-pay. I also worked for a few years on health literacy, open access publishing, waiting times for health care, and universal health coverage.
And I’m an amateur blogger.
Gatien de Broucker
Hello,
I am Patrice, a labour and education economist.
I have been collaborating for many years with the OECD’s education indicators project. My research activities have covered many issues in education and labour, such as youth labour market, human capital development, and determinants of school performance.
And I’m Gatien’s father.
Patrice de Broucker
Recent Posts
Facing aging – how employment plays a critical role
Education as a construction of self
Education as a construction of self; as a lifelong cumulative process. In the following course, you will learn: What economists have in mind about education Education as a way for people to gain knowledge and skills for work Education as a way for people to develop behaviours and values to live in society Education does … Continue reading Education as a construction of self
Aging in France: Special challenge of a population of working age that does not grow anymore
In February 2018, INSEE (the French statistical agency) published a remarkable analysis of life expectancy in France in relation to a number of characteristics of the population, such as standard of living, gender, education level and region. Life expectancy in France is one of the highest in the world, so it was enough for me … Continue reading Aging in France: Special challenge of a population of working age that does not grow anymore
What has changed in the lives (and pattern of death) of American women and men?
I was so much intrigued by Paul Krugman’s tweet that I thought I would dig a bit deeper. Knowing that life expectancy differs significantly between men and women, I wanted to see how the picture would look like if one looks at the same difference to the OECD average, but by gender. And I must say I … Continue reading What has changed in the lives (and pattern of death) of American women and men?
