John Cairns

Details der Publikationsliste

Zeitraum

1866 - 2009

Anzahl

32

Co-Autoren

The potential monetary benefits of reclaiming hazardous waste sites in the Campania region: an economic evaluation (2009)

Guerriero, Carla, Cairns, John

Abstract Background Evaluating the economic benefit of reducing negative health outcomes resulting from waste management is of pivotal importance for designing an effective waste policy that takes...

Predictors of overweight and obesity in five to seven-year-old children in Germany: Results from cross-sectional studies (2008)

Apfelbacher, Christian J, Loerbroks, Adrian, Cairns, John, Behrendt, Heidrun, Ring, Johannes, Krämer, Ursula

Abstract Background Childhood obesity is a serious public health problem and epidemiological studies are important to identify predictive factors. It is the aim of this study to analyse factors...

Differential willingness of household heads to pay community-based health insurance premia for themselves and other household members (2004)

Dong, Hengjin, Kouyate, Bocar, Cairns, John, Sauerborn, Rainer

Objective: This study compares household heads’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) for community-based health insurance (CBI) for themselves with their WTP for other household members, in order to provide...

BOOK REVIEW EDITORS (2001)

Editorial Farewell, Gary R. Johnson, Brian Martin, John Cairns, Derek Reiners, John Strate, ...

Book reviews on arguments against evolutionary psychology, the history of motherhood, marine law and ocean policy, the science of human emotions, a theory of everything, and the mismatch between our...

A comparison of vascular vegetation and protozoan communities in some freshwater wetlands of Northern Lower Michigan (1981)

Henebry, M. S., Cairns, John, Schwintzer, Christa R., Yongue, W. H.

Vascular vegetation and protozoan communities were sampled in seven wetland sites — two bogs, two fens, two marshes, and one ‘swamp’ — in summer 1977. Two similarity indices were used to...

Ecological considerations in reclaiming surface mined lands (1979)

Cairns, John

The opportunities for, and ecological problems of, reclaiming surfaced-mined land are reviewed. It is suggested that existing methods permit the achievement of ecologically viable goals, although...

Potentiation of zinc stress caused by parasitic infection of snails (1977)

Guth, Daniel J., Blankespoor, Harvey D., Cairns, John

The purpose of this experiment was to determine the effects of parasitism ( Schistosomatium douthitti Price and Trichobilharzia sp.) on the tolerance of snails Lymnaea stagnalis (L.) to acutely...

Decision making heuristics and the elicitation of preferences: being fast and frugal about the future

John Cairns, Andrew Lloyd

It has been suggested that individuals employ simple decision heuristics when answering stated preference questions. Evidence from discrete choice experiments of individuals failing to trade may...

Willingness-to-pay for community-based insurance in Burkina Faso

Hengjin Dong, Bocar Kouyate, John Cairns, Frederick Mugisha, Rainer Sauerborn

Purpose: To study the willingness-to-pay (WTP) for a proposed community-based health insurance (CBI) scheme in order to provide information about the relationship between the premium that is required...

Multilevel models for estimating incremental net benefits in multinational studies

Richard Grieve, Richard Nixon, Simon G. Thompson, John Cairns

Multilevel models (MLMs) have been recommended for estimating incremental net benefits (INBs) in multicentre cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA). However, these models have assumed that the INBs are...

Time Preferences for Health in Northern Tanzania: An Empirical Analysis of Alternative Discounting Models

Bjarne Robberstad, John Cairns

Aim: The discounted utility (DU) model has dominated economic evaluation for almost 7 decades, despite the fact that important assumptions of the model are commonly found to be violated. This paper...

Exchange rates and global volatility: implications for Asia-Pacific currencies

John Cairns, Corrinne Ho, Robert McCauley

At times of heightened global equity and bond market volatility, high-yielding currencies tend to depreciate while low-yielding ones tend to serve as a "safe haven". The whole spectrum of sensitivity...