This chapter suggests that many economists generally a. Accept the notion that a human life is worth
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This chapter suggests that many economists generally
a. Accept the notion that a human life is worth the value of the chemicals that can be extracted from it.
b. Argue that a human life is worth the sum of the person’s future income.
c. Argue that the loss to society resulting from “wrongful death” is the present value of the person’s income.
d. Reject the notion that any dollar value can be used to estimate the value of a human life.
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