This paper is a distillation of research into an alternative approach to determining the Value of Preventing a Fatality. The traditional, approach is to determine this through “perceived preferences” through surveys of people, but there are significant difficulties in doing this, The paper considers a more “rational” approach based on economic theory. In this approach a utility function is derived which evaluates the expected future lifetime and the value of its loss as measured in terms of the loss of quality of life
We examine five approaches economists and health policy analysts have developed for evaluating polic...
afety, in particular traffic safety, is an issue very often only implicitly considered in many trans...
National audienceIndividuals and society value safety, but safety does not have an easily available ...
Many government interventions seek to reduce the risk of death. The value of preventing a fatality (...
A choice model based on utility in each of a sequence of prospective future health states permits us...
The assumption that risk, represented as an expected value of the loss could be implied to be a meas...
This paper is a survey primarily for non-specialists of the “value of life” controversy, and its rel...
This paper presents the theoretical and methodological approaches to the assessment of damage from ...
In making decisions, rationality is often equated to economic rationality. This means that in every ...
AbstractSafety strategies in the process and other industries depend ultimately on how much the owne...
Although benefits estimates of environmental regulations often hinge on the values assigned to chang...
The national budget affects life and death via its allocations in areas such as traffic safety, floo...
The monetary value of preventing one statistical death is usually defined as the value of a statisti...
There has been recent interest, for purposes of public decision-making, in the quantification of cer...
Many studies have been made to obtain a monetary valuation of reduced risk of death, usually given a...
We examine five approaches economists and health policy analysts have developed for evaluating polic...
afety, in particular traffic safety, is an issue very often only implicitly considered in many trans...
National audienceIndividuals and society value safety, but safety does not have an easily available ...
Many government interventions seek to reduce the risk of death. The value of preventing a fatality (...
A choice model based on utility in each of a sequence of prospective future health states permits us...
The assumption that risk, represented as an expected value of the loss could be implied to be a meas...
This paper is a survey primarily for non-specialists of the “value of life” controversy, and its rel...
This paper presents the theoretical and methodological approaches to the assessment of damage from ...
In making decisions, rationality is often equated to economic rationality. This means that in every ...
AbstractSafety strategies in the process and other industries depend ultimately on how much the owne...
Although benefits estimates of environmental regulations often hinge on the values assigned to chang...
The national budget affects life and death via its allocations in areas such as traffic safety, floo...
The monetary value of preventing one statistical death is usually defined as the value of a statisti...
There has been recent interest, for purposes of public decision-making, in the quantification of cer...
Many studies have been made to obtain a monetary valuation of reduced risk of death, usually given a...
We examine five approaches economists and health policy analysts have developed for evaluating polic...
afety, in particular traffic safety, is an issue very often only implicitly considered in many trans...
National audienceIndividuals and society value safety, but safety does not have an easily available ...