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1Department of Economics, University of Nantes, Chemin de la Censive du Tertre, LEN-CEBS, BP 52241, 44 322 Cedex 03, Nantes, France. girard@sc-eco.univ-nantes.fr
Abstract:
We use the ARIMA model with intervention in order to analyse the epidemiological situation of whooping-cough in England and Wales for the period of 1940-1990. The ARIMA modelling of this illness contains intervention variables, such as the introduction of widespread vaccination in 1957 and the fall in the level of vaccination down to 30% in 1978. The results of this analysis confirm the role of the intervention variables on the evolution of the morbidity due to whooping-cough, by quantifying their impact on the level of the morbidity, as well as the delay needed before they have an influence on the increase of recorded cases of whooping-cough.
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