Suya Zhao In 'Postgraduate' Anna AtkinsAnnalise GaleaDuiyi (Claire) DaiEdmund Osei AfriyieEmmanuel KwawFahimeh NegintajiGuanyi QiHaokun PangHuiyuan ZhengIbrahim AlhanayaKeru DuanKizito Ojilong'Lowri Wyn EvansLuke KowalskiLuqi SunMarcelleMaria Teresa Gonzalez ValenciaMegan BurnettMzwanele NtshwantiNguyen Quoc Anh PhamNorfahis Binti Mohd AnuarPostgraduate Student ProfilesQingzhe DuRaymond O'brienRobin StruberSamiratu WahabSara Al-RasheedSara Al-RasheedShirley Maud AcheampongTamoghna BoseToto SugiantoXuxiangru (Fiona) FanYan GuYuwei WangYuxuan WuYuying WuZhihang ShiZikai Han The Impact of Mental Health on the Purchase for Private Health Insurance in China using Logistic Regression Supervisors: Prof Alessandra Guariglia and Nicholas Horsewood Email: sxz867@student.bham.ac.uk Research Overview The aim in this research is to form an econometric logistic regression model to quantify whether individuals will purchase the private insurance in terms of mental health and other relevant factors. The dependent variable private insurance purchase is a binary metric that indicates whether individuals purchase private health insurance or not. Research Interests Health Economics Short Biography Suya Zhao graduated from Jiangsu University in 2018 ( Bachelor in Economics) and graduated from the University of Birmingham with a major money banking and finance in 2020. She is now a PhD student in economics at the University of Birmingham.