Animal Health Economics and Practice

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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The book "Economics of Animal Health and Its Practice" introduces the fundamental principles of animal health economics in detail and summarizes the author's extensive research achievements over the years in various aspects, including the evaluation of the effectiveness of animal disease prevention and control, the establishment of technical and economic indicator systems for animal disease management, the assessment of project outcomes in disease-free zones, the evaluation of investment benefits of adopting integrated management technologies for schistosomiasis, the impact of livestock product quality and safety on the economy, and the application of information technology in animal health economic research. These studies and practices provide guidance for establishing a research system in veterinary health economics, systematically evaluating major animal disease prevention and control policies and conducting economic assessments, and offer scientific evidence for governments and enterprises to formulate policies and development strategies. The book is divided into six parts, with the research focus and main conclusions of each part being as follows:
Part 1: General Principles of Animal Health Economics;
Part 2: Theoretical Research and Methods of Animal Health Economics;
Part 3: Establishment of the Information Indicator System for Animal Health Economics;
Part 4: Practical Applications of Animal Health Economics;
Part 5: informatization in Animal Health Economics;
Part 6: Appendix.