Estimating the Human Cost of Transportation Accidents
Methodologies and Policy Implications
- 1st Edition - March 4, 2020
- Latest edition
- Author: Jagadish Guria
- Language: English
Estimating the Human Cost of Transportation Accidents: Methodologies and Policy Implications discusses the estimation methods needed to determine the monetary value of loss of l… Read more
Estimating the Human Cost of Transportation Accidents: Methodologies and Policy Implications discusses the estimation methods needed to determine the monetary value of loss of life and quality of life when evaluating transportation safety programs, policies and projects. In addition, it highlights how to overcome the many challenges researchers face in choosing the right values, including estimating loss of life and life quality, examining strengths and weaknesses, and critically analyzing social costs and implications. This book will allow researchers to better formulate accurate social costs, select safety improvement values, and understand limitations.
- Provides a comprehensive, theoretical, one-stop reference on non-market valuation methodologies, issues and policy implications for transportation health, safety and economics researchers
- Helps researchers better evaluate the actual total cost of road safety programs, policies and projects, including life quality valuation due to environmental impacts, such as harmful vehicle emissions
- Provides valuable case studies from around the globe
Transportation Safety, Health and Economics researchers, practitioners, students, and policy analysts
1. Components of Social Cost2. Value of Statistical Life3. Human Capital Value4. Revealed Preference Approach5. Contingent Valuation Approach6. Direction of Risk Changes7. Choice Model8. Heterogeneity9. Latency10. International Comparisons11. The Value of Loss of Life Quality12. Social and Policy Cost Implications
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: March 4, 2020
- Language: English
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Jagadish Guria
Jagadish C. Guria is an Editorial Advisory Board member of Elsevier’s Accident Analysis and Prevention journal. He has taught Econometrics at University of Massachusetts-Boston, and is the former Chief Economic Adviser of New Zealand’s Ministry of Transport. Currently he is a Transport and Health Economics consultant, working with numerous private and public sector clients, including the World Bank.
Affiliations and expertise
Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Elsevier’s Accident Analysis and Prevention journal
Former Chief Economic Adviser, Ministry of Transport, Wellington, New Zealand.
Former Chief Economic Adviser, Land Transport Safety Authority, Wellington, New Zealand.Read Estimating the Human Cost of Transportation Accidents on ScienceDirect