

Ari Bronsoler
Behavioral Economist, Google
Ari Bronsoler is a behavioral economist at Google who obtained a PhD in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Ari's research focuses on healthcare provision in the developing world, particularly on the crucial role that widely available technologies and improving organizational schemes can have on health outcomes. He has experience working at IMSS, Mexico’s largest public healthcare provider with over 60 million beneficiaries, where he worked to incorporate big data analysis into diabetes testing decision-making. Ari holds a B.A. in Economics, a B.A in Applied mathematics and an M.A. in Economic Theory from ITAM.
Recent work by Ari Bronsoler
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Texting to save lives: Evidence from cardiovascular treatment reform in Mexico
Increasing across-hospital transfer coordination through app-based group chats led to large improvements in the survival rate of heart attack patients
Published 04.10.22
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Can privatised healthcare add value? The Mexico diabetes experiment
Private care led to large savings for the public sector and improved health outcomes through more access to care, not necessarily better technology
Published 29.11.21