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THE ORIGIN AND REGULATION OF HEALTH RISK * Carcinogen Regulation : Risk Characteristics and the Synthetic Risk Bias By W. KIP VISCUSI * Indirect Evidence of the Effect of Drugs on Workplace Accidents. Why does the government regulate dif ...
THE ORIGIN AND REGULATION OF HEALTH RISK * Carcinogen Regulation : Risk Characteristics and the Synthetic Risk Bias By W. KIP VISCUSI * Indirect Evidence of the Effect of Drugs on Workplace Accidents. Why does the government regulate dif ...
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... risk are substan- tially reduced . We now enrich our model to allow for potential victims ' actions to reduce risk , in- dexed by their cost s≥0 . To simplify the discussion , we assume that there are just two actors : a risk - imposer ...
... risk are substan- tially reduced . We now enrich our model to allow for potential victims ' actions to reduce risk , in- dexed by their cost s≥0 . To simplify the discussion , we assume that there are just two actors : a risk - imposer ...
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... risk or lack the information to make a rational choice , the task can be performed by using a safer alternative technology , or the risk is inflicted on children or other parties who ought to be protected . Regulations can pre- sumably ...
... risk or lack the information to make a rational choice , the task can be performed by using a safer alternative technology , or the risk is inflicted on children or other parties who ought to be protected . Regulations can pre- sumably ...
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