The EPA says the value of human life is $7.6 million, measured from birth to death....
The EPA says the value of human life is $7.6 million, measured from birth to death. If life expectancy is 78 years, what is the value of the remaining life of an 18-year-old person?
Homework Answers
Value of life per year = 7600000 / 78 = 97435.90
The remaining life of the person = 78 - 18 = 60
Total value of remianing life of person = 60 * 97435.90 = 5846153.85
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