The value of the risk to life in the context of crime

Abstract: Abstract: The value of the risk to life is a key element for benefit-cost analysis, enabling more rational public policy decisions in diverse areas as environmental, health, and crime.Wevalue the risk to life in the context of crime using a discrete choice experiment (CE). The method ha...

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Autores principales: Picasso, Emilio, Conte Grand, Mariana
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Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge University Press 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/14692
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topic VALOR DEL RIESGO
RIESGO
ANALISIS COSTO-BENEFICIO
TOMA DE DECISIONES
spellingShingle VALOR DEL RIESGO
RIESGO
ANALISIS COSTO-BENEFICIO
TOMA DE DECISIONES
Picasso, Emilio
Conte Grand, Mariana
The value of the risk to life in the context of crime
topic_facet VALOR DEL RIESGO
RIESGO
ANALISIS COSTO-BENEFICIO
TOMA DE DECISIONES
description Abstract: Abstract: The value of the risk to life is a key element for benefit-cost analysis, enabling more rational public policy decisions in diverse areas as environmental, health, and crime.Wevalue the risk to life in the context of crime using a discrete choice experiment (CE). The method has clear advantages in that it applies to the whole population and does not require vast data from labor markets, for example. Such data are not always available even in developed economies.Combining the stated preference approachwith contingent valuation (CV), CE offer advantages yet to be explored in the context of crime. We demonstrate the application in a developing economy, where similar valuations are not available. The best estimate obtained for Argentina is an average of 1.5 million in 2015US dollars per statistical lifewith a confidence interval ($1.1–$2.3). This result is consistent with estimates for the developedworld, after appropriate transfer.We also analyze demographic factors in the risk to life, finding a positive influence of income, risk aversion, previous victimization experience and family size on the value of a statistical life, as well as a negative impact of individualism.
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Conte Grand, Mariana
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