… health effects of air pollution. It then provides, using recently developed data on work loss and
other … of morbidity, new evidence on the health consequences from air pollution exposure. …

… Second, we use statistical techniques that allow us to control for unmeasured site effects.
Though the potential effects of air pollution are manifold, we analyze work days lost to …

… We then apply a CGE model of the economy to estimate the total economic impact,
valuing both work and non-work (ie, leisure) time as well as the economic cost of reallocating …

… Restricted activity days include both minor restricted days and work loss days. … We
measure the pollution health cost in terms of consumption loss, which captures net wages …

… work or school, stay in bed, or in any other way interrupt their normal activities. The associated
numbers of work-loss … if time was missed from work, whether income was lost as a result, …

… As the work loss day has been considered as a single health endpoint, here unit value for
hospital admission (respiratory and cardiovascular) is equal to the sum of hospital admission …

… In this study, we estimated health effects and crop yield losses due to air pollution in China,
using model-based results and C–R functions for human health and crops, combined with …

… The findings show that the proportion dissatisfied is a good predictor of productivity loss due
to indoor air quality in different kinds of office work. It is possible to calculate the proportion …

… due to morbidity and mortality is equal to the value of that individual’s future contribution
to production if he or she had continued to work in full health. However, this method …

… from their work places. Matching the data from the district/county level can better reflect the
long-term effects of air pollution on individual activities than from the community/village level. …