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In collaboration with the National Bureau of Economic Research, Economics Professor Dhaval Dave finds that an increase in social interactions may have positive effects on health and can help individuals appreciate cost and benefits of their decisions.
Economics Professor Dhaval Dave highlights the importance of prescription drug advertising after weighing the effects of direct-to-consumer marketing techniques.
A review by the Wall Street Journal's Chris Shea includes research by Economics Professor Dhaval Dave on whether reducing alcohol ads or raising the cost of alcohol is more effective in encouraging heavy drinkers to cut back.
Associate Professor of Economics Dhaval Dave is highlighted for his findings on the direct correlation between binge drinking and advertising for alcoholic beverages.
New York Times Blogs: Research by Associate Professor of Economics Dhaval M. Dave is highlighted to discuss factory work in 21st century America in Danger at the Factory. (March 10, 2011)
