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The Health of New Haven

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Irving Fisher's 1913 publication, "The Health of New Haven," is an extensive analysis of the city of New Haven's public health environment. Prominent economist and health advocate Fisher offers a thorough examination of the city's health status based on his knowledge of public health and economics. For anyone curious about how urban growth and health interact, this book is a great resource.

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Irving Fisher

Irving Fisher was an American economist, statistician, inventor, and public-health campaigner associated for much of his career with Yale. His extensive output ranged well beyond monetary theory. The Modern Crusade Against Consumption grew from his own experience of tuberculosis and argued for contemporary health measures.

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Author: Irving Fisher
Pages: 20
Language: English
Genre: Finance
Formats: PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online