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fatal accidents. The evaluation of fatal accident costs crucially depends on the availability of an estimate for the …
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fatal accidents. The evaluation of fatal accident costs crucially depends on theavailability of an estimate for the economic …
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), thus, this study do not offer a long term evaluation. …
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We analyze data of a Spanish nationally-representative survey where subjects reported their Willingness To Pay (WTP) for road safety improvements; specifically they hypothetically paid for a reduction of the risk of a road fatality and several injuries. Respondents also reported their current...
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With food, consumers often face a trade-off between taste and nutrition. A priori, it is not obvious which would be more important to the average consumer, so it is an empirical question how consumers value food characteristics that simultaneously affect taste and nutritional value. In this...
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The primary objective of this study was to estimate the willingness to pay (WTP) for a new intervention at the workplace: wholesome canteen takeaways (CTA), i.e. a low fat meal with a large amount of vegetables prepared at the workplace canteen that only requires re-heating. The contingent...
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at all in the best interests of patients. We, scientists, have the responsibility to bridge the gap between theory and … reality. Prospect theory respects reality. Now, we have all the opportunity to reliably value health. And, these values can … even be obtained free of charge: we do not have to collect additional data. We can apply prospect theory immediately. What …
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Health care financing in Nigeria is dominated by private out-of-pocket payment that is not affordable to the poor. This has greatly reduced access to quality health care for the predominantly rural poor. Insurance schemes as options for increasing access to health care services have not received...
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The level of safety investments can be argued to vary between sectors. The safety investments legally required and carried out within the railway sector indicate that there is a higher implicit value in preventing a fatality within the rail sector than within the road sector. The literature...
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This paper on the value of a statistical life (VSL) has been prepared for the Handbook in Transport Economics, edited by André de Palma, Robin Lindsey, Emile Quinet and Roger Vickerman. The paper's first objective is to survey some classical theoretical and empirical findings in the VSL...
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