Expertise

Areas of Interest:

  • Health Economics
  • Public Economics
  • Labor Economics

Freedman’s primary research agenda focuses on innovations in healthcare and health insurance. He is particularly interested in the impacts of innovations and changes in the healthcare delivery system on economic and patient outcomes, the influence of policies and market incentives on the adoption of new innovations, and how recent changes in public health insurance impact the healthcare system.

My primary research focus is in health economics. I am particularly interested in the causes and consequences of technology adoption and other health care provider decisions.


Areas:

  • Social Health
  • Public Finance & Economics
  • Methods, Econometrics, & Data Management
  • Policy Analysis

 

Past Affiliations

Assistant Professor, O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University Bloomington

Postdoctoral Fellow, Population Studies Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan (past)

Communities
Environmental Policy, Public Administration
Degrees
PhD, University of Maryland, Economics, 2010
MA, University of Maryland, Economics, 2009
BA, Johns Hopkins University, Economics, 2005