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method and comparison to the willingness-to-pay method. Med. Decis. Making 27(2),
138–150 (2007)
40. W.Kip Viscusi, The value of risks to life and health. J. Econ. Lit. 31, 1912–1946 (1993)
41. W.B. Van den Hout, The value of productivity: human-capital versus friction-cost method.
Ann. Rheum. Dis. 69(Suppl 1), i89–i91 (2010)
42. W. Kip Viscusi, E. Aldy Joseph, The value of a statistical life: a critical review of market
estimates throughout the world. J. Risk Uncertainty 27(1), 5–76 (2003)
43. Michael G. Faure, Göran Skogh, Compensation for damages caused by nuclear accidents: a
convention as insurance. The Geneva Pap. on Risk and Insur. 17(65), 499–513 (1992)
44. Nigel Evans, Chris Hope, Costs of nuclear accidents: implications for reactor choice. Energy
Policy 10(4), 295–304 (1982)
45. Hal R. Arkes, Catherine Blumer, The psychology of sunk cost. Organ. Behav. Hum. Decis.
Process. 35, 124–140 (1985)
46. J. Matheny, M. Mair, B. Smith, Cost/success projections for US biodefense countermeasure
development. Nat. Biotechnol. 26(9), 981–983 (2008)
47. McFarland, William F, et al., Assessment of techniques for cost-effectiveness of highway
accident countermeasures (Federal Highway Administration, Environmental Design and
Control Division, 1979)
48. Alistair Munro, The economics of nuclear decontamination: assessing policy options for the
management of land around Fukshima Dai-ichi. Environ. Sci. Policy 33, 63–75 (2013)
49. Patrice Perny, Daniel Vanderpooten, An interactive multiobjective procedure for selecting
medium-term countermeasures after nuclear accidents. J. Multi-criteria Decis. Anal. 7, 48–60
(1998)
50. Raimo P. Hämäläinen, Mats R.K. Lindstedt, Sinkko Kari, Multiattribute risk analysis in
nuclear emergency management. Risk Anal. 20(4), 455–468 (2000)
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