Mr Mark Dodd
Teaching Interests
I am currently (2009) the Tutor-in-Charge for Intermediate Microeconomics II(&IID). Previously I have been the Tutor-in-Charge of Resource & Environmental Economics III/IIID, Principles of Macroeconomics I and Australia & The Global Economy I, as well as a casual tutor for Principles of Microeconomics I and Consumers, Firms & Markets II.
Research Interests
My research interests are in health economics, and more generally, in both applied and theoretical microeconomics. My current research is focussed on the role of intertemporal preferences in the determination of health and lifestyle choices, and in particular, the effect of these choices on obesity and chronic health conditions.
Publications
Dodd, M (2008), "Obesity and time-inconsistent preferences", Obesity Research & Clinical Practice, 2(2):83-89.
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