CPH-NEW: Promoting and Protecting Worker Health

Supriya Lahiri


Supriya Lahiri
Supriya Lahiri
Professor, Department of Economics

Expertise: Micro- and macro-level economic models of the cost-effectiveness of occupational health interventions.


Phone: 978-934-2789
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Educational Background

B.A., Presidency College, India; M.A., University of Delhi; Ph.D., University of Delhi

Bio Sketch

Supriya Lahiri is a professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Lowell (UML).  Prior to joining the UML she was a member of the sponsored research staff at MIT.  Her past  work at UML on a WHO funded research program  focused on two types of economic models (both at the micro and macro level) to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of occupational health interventions. She also acted as an external collaborator in the WHO-CHOICE collaboration: Making Choices in Health.  This work has been published in the World Health Report 2002. Her models are currently being used to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of occupational health and safety interventions to improve employee health at CPH–NEW and other organizations. Her research work has been published extensively in several scholarly journals and edited volumes.


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