The value of a human life
A) can be estimated by potential future earnings.
B) can be subjected to cost-benefit analysis.
C) is an intangible that is hard to price.
D) all of these answer options are correct.

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The value of a human life can be approached from various perspectives, including potential future earnings (economic value), cost-benefit analysis (in policy and safety measures), and as an intangible that is hard to price, reflecting the moral and ethical considerations that resist quantification.

The Value of a Human Life