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Morbidity and Mortality: How Do We Value the Risk of Death and Illness?


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Morbidity and Mortality: How Do We Value the Risk of Death and Illness?

Inventory Record #: EE-0497

Subject:

1. Benefits Analysis
1. Benefits Analysis - Valuation
1. Benefits Analysis - Valuation - Stated Preference
1. Benefits Analysis - Valuation - Cost of Damages Avoided - Mortality
1. Benefits Analysis - Valuation - Cost of Damages Avoided
1. Benefits Analysis - Valuation - Cost of Damages Avoided - Morbidity

Environmental Media/Problems covered:

f. Multimedia

Authors:
EPA Project Officer/ Manager:	Miller, Maggie
Geographic Area:
Study Purpose:	Methodology Development & Evaluation
Report Series:	Environmental Policy and Economics Workshop

List of all reports in the Series:
1) Stated Preference: What Do We Know? Where Do We Go?
2) Economic Research and Policy Concerning Water Use and Management, Proceedings of the Third Workshop in the Environmental Policy and Economics Workshop Series
3) Economic Analysis and Land Use Policy, Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop in the Environmental Policy and Economics Workshop Series
4) Valuing and Managing Ecosystems: Economic Research Sponsored by NSF/EPA, Proceedings of the first Workshop in the Environmental Policy and Economics Workshop Series
5) Community Based Environmental Decision Making, Proceedings of the Fifth Workshop in the Environmental Policy and Economics Workshop Series
6) Valuing Health for Environmental Policy with Special Emphasis on Children's Health Protection, Proceedings of the Second Workshop in the Environmental Policy and Economics Workshop Series
7) Economic Valuation of Mortality Risk Reduction: Assessing the State of the Art for Policy Applications
8) Market Mechanisms and Incentives: Applications to Environmental Policy, Proceedings of a Workshop Sponsored by the US Environmental Protection Agency's National Center for Environmental Economics and National Center for Environmental Research
9) Valuing Environmental Health Risk Reductions to Children
10) Corporate Environmental Behavior and the Effectiveness of Government Interventions
11) Valuation of Ecological Benefits: Improving the Science Behind Policy Decisions
12) Socio-economic Causes and Consequences of Future Environmental Changes Workshop
13) Economic Impacts of Aquatic Invasive Species Workshop
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Participating Organizations

Research Organization:

Alpha-Gamma Technologies, Inc.

Address: 4700 Falls of the Neuse Road, Suite 350
City: Raleigh State: NC ZIP: 27609
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Funding Organization:

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Policy, Economics, and Innovation, National Center for Environmental Economics

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Report Details

Type:	Final
Date:	09/07/2006
Number of Pages:	537

Comment:

Grant/Contract #:

68-W-01-055

Published Output

Summary

EPA's National Centers for Environmental Economics and Environmental Research held a two-day workshop Morbidity and Mortality: How Do We Value the Risk of Illness and Death? This workshop, held on April 10-12, 2006 in Washington, DC, highlighted research results from EPA's Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants. Topics included risk assessment and valuation of health effects from air pollution, issues with morbidity valuation, a panel discussion on the use of the Internet in valuation surveys, valuation of effects from pesticides and toxics and drinking water, and empirical issues associated with mortality risk valuation.

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File Description	File Size (KB)	File Type
Session I: Risk Assessment and Valuation of Health Effects from Air Pollution (Including Introductory Remarks)	526	Acrobat
Session II:Issues with Morbidity Valuation and Keynote Address by Brian Mannix	458	Acrobat
Session III: Panel Discussion on the Use of the Internet in Valuation Surveys	117	Acrobat
Session IV; Valuing Morbidity and Mortality: Pesticides and Toxics	907	Acrobat
Session V: Empirical Issues Associated with Mortality Risk Valuation	719	Acrobat
Session VI: Valuing Morbidity and Mortality: Drinking Water	2,015	Acrobat

Date Linked: 09/07/2006




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