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Martin Zelder (PhD)"focuses on the impact of legal institutions on micro economics"<ref> Econ[http://www.econ.northwestern.edu/people/faculty_research.html People Faculty] accessed 3rd march 2010</ref> as he studied in economics and law. He has also been involved in research on health policy where he investigated the "productivity of public sector health spending"<ref>Econ [http://www.econ.northwestern.edu/people/faculty_research.html People Faculty] accessed 3rd march 2010</ref>
 
Martin Zelder (PhD)"focuses on the impact of legal institutions on micro economics"<ref> Econ[http://www.econ.northwestern.edu/people/faculty_research.html People Faculty] accessed 3rd march 2010</ref> as he studied in economics and law. He has also been involved in research on health policy where he investigated the "productivity of public sector health spending"<ref>Econ [http://www.econ.northwestern.edu/people/faculty_research.html People Faculty] accessed 3rd march 2010</ref>
  
Zelder has associations with Fraser Institute, College of William and Mary, Australian National University, Northwestern University, Michigan State University and University of Chicago. <ref>[http://oldfraser.lexi.net/about_us/people/martin_zelder.html] accessed 15th feb 2010 Fraser Institute, About People]</ref>
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Zelder has associations with Fraser Institute, College of William and Mary, Australian National University, Northwestern University, Michigan State University and University of Chicago. <ref>Old Fraser [http://oldfraser.lexi.net/about_us/people/martin_zelder.html About People] accessed 15th feb 2010 </ref>
  
 
==Affiliations==
 
==Affiliations==

Latest revision as of 12:28, 23 August 2012

Martin Zelder is the Director of Health Policy Research at The Fraser Institute[1].

Martin Zelder (PhD)"focuses on the impact of legal institutions on micro economics"[2] as he studied in economics and law. He has also been involved in research on health policy where he investigated the "productivity of public sector health spending"[3]

Zelder has associations with Fraser Institute, College of William and Mary, Australian National University, Northwestern University, Michigan State University and University of Chicago. [4]

Affiliations

Fraser Institute

notes

  1. People, Martin Zelder, The Fraser Institute, Accessed 30-March-2010
  2. EconPeople Faculty accessed 3rd march 2010
  3. Econ People Faculty accessed 3rd march 2010
  4. Old Fraser About People accessed 15th feb 2010