Manfred Huber, PhD: Senior Economist
Health Division
Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD

Manfred Huber has been with the OECD in Paris since October 1995, where he currently works on care for older people and long-term care data, and on output and price measurement in health care. Prior to this, he was leading a team in charge of health indicators. Among the regular outcomes from this work were two of OECD's flagship publications: OECD Health Data, and Health at a Glance.

Manfred Huber is the author of the OECD manual A System of Health Accounts and has provided advice to administrations in numerous countries on how to improve health information systems. Among his other research interests are macro-economic simulations for health care reform and international comparisons.

Before joining the OECD, he worked with a private consulting firm in Germany on health and social policy issues for clients in social health insurance, and the Federal Government.

Manfred Huber graduated from the University of Munich with a Master of Science in Mathematics. He was a Lecturer and Research Assistant in economic statistics at the University of Munich, were he received a PhD in Economics.

Manfred is originally from southern Germany and lives with his wife in Paris.