Copenhagen Consensus / Anne Mills Paper

Friday, June 4. 2004

A principal reason for HIV / AIDS being ranked first in the Copenhagen Consensus surely is the outstanding background paper produced by Anne Mills, a professor of Health Economics and Policy at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. The paper draws on an enormous amount of material, synthesizes it clearly and soberly, and pushes the analysis very far (including an impressive cost / benefit compilation on page 46) without overstating its case. I found the document to be a real tour de force.

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