B. Risk-risk analysis points out that estimates of the number of statistical lives saved by a policy may be overstated because of the rebound effect. 1. Briefly explain the rebound effect. 2. If the rebound effect results in zero lives being saved by a policy, does this mean that the policy would have no benefits? Explain why or why not. D. What, if anything, does an individual's VSL indicate about their willingness to pay to save themselves from certain death