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Provides advanced content in Economic Evaluation and alternative methods of value assessment. Builds upon theoretical concepts taught in Economic Evaluation I and II, with a deeper look into decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis, and alternative approaches of modeling research questions for these approaches. Reviews theoretical concepts in labor and welfare economics pertaining to costing and effectiveness measurement that are used to inform resource allocation in public health, healthcare, and medicine. Provides methodology training in the development and analysis of models for economic evaluation.