Biography

Aileen Murphy is a lecturer in the Department of Economics and currently teaches health economics to both day and night students on the BA programme and also economics of enterprise and international trade. Aileen is a graduate of University College Cork (BComm, MEconSc). Her research interests include health economics, including economic evaluations, Health Technology Assessment and the economics of smoking. Aileen is Chair of the Careers Committee in the Department and a thesis supervisor on the MA/MEconSc.

Undergraduate Teaching		Research Interests
Academic Management		Working Papers
	Conference Papers

Undergraduate Teaching

Health Care Organisation
Public Policy: Health Economics
International Trade and Competitiveness
Economics of Enterprise

Academic Management 

Chair of the Careers Committee

Research Interests

Health Economics
Economic Evaluations                                                                      
Health Technology Assessment
Economics of Smoking
 

Working Papers

Econometric Analysis of Smoking Behaviour in Ireland, Department of Economics Working Paper Series, No. 07-10

Conference Papers

June 2008: An Econometric Analysis of Cigarette Smoking in Ireland. Paper presented to the 2^nd UCC/Cork University Teaching Hospitals Research Day, Cork.

April 2008: An Analysis of Smoking Behaviour using Count Data Models. Paper presented to the twenty-first annual conference of the Irish Economic Association, Westport, Co. Mayo

August 2007: An Econometric Analysis of Smoking Behaviour in Ireland’s Regions. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the Regional Science Association International: British & Irish Section, Bangor, Northern Ireland.

July 2007: An Econometric Analysis of Smoking Behaviour in Ireland. Paper presented to the 6th International Health Economics Association Congress, Copenhagen, Denmark.