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Statement 1: The cost of living before death can be determined in two ways, either by the bottom-up method (the budget) or the top-down method. This last part of disposable income (before taxes, social and other charges deducted at source) to which annual savings must be subtracted to obtain annual expenses.

Claim 2: To obtain the cost of living after a death, simply subtract the expenses that disappear with the deceased

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Both statements are true

Both statements are false

Only one statement is true