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Health economics is the study of value for money to guide decision-making. The conduct of heath economic analysis involves a wide variety of data types, collected from both publicly available sources and by specific data collection. Specialist and non-specialist methods of analysis are used to conduct the different types of analysis. These include cost evaluation, cost minimization, cost-effectiveness and cost–benefit analysis.