Imagine that in a city of 1 million people a public policy improves air quality and saves one life. Since we don't know whose life, in particular, will be saved, it is best to think of the policy as reducing the average person's risk of dying by 1/1000000. Imagine that economists have estimated that city residents are willing to pay an average of $9 for this risk reduction. In this case, the implied "Value of a Statistical Life" is $____