assessment of damage from reduction of expected lifespan due to cancer

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Abstract
This paper presents the theoretical and methodological approaches to the assessment of damage from premature mortality and reduction of life expectancy due to various reasons. The concepts measuring the price of a human life are analyzed: the evaluation from the standpoint of the theory of human capital; indirect estimation taking into account non-monetary social costs; evaluation of individuals’ willingness to pay for the elimination of the risk of death; estimation based on the determination of insurance premiums and compensations under court decision; evaluation of the social investments, aimed to reduce the risk of premature mortality of the individual. The following indexes were calculated for all subordinate entities of the Russian Federation: reduction of life expectancy, lost years of potential life in the working age, and gross regional product lost due to the reduction of years of potential life in the working-age population as a result of cancer
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Authors ;Boris Alengordovich Korobitsyn;Aleksandr Anatolevich Kuklin;Igor Leonidovich Manzhurov;Natalya Leonidovna Nikulina
Journal politikon
Year 2013
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10.17059/2013-3-24
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