Jeff,
Peter Dorman (long-time and active URPE member - U. Mass Grad) at Michigan
State University James Madison College, East Lansing, MI
has written much on this stuff including a book:
MARKETS AND MORTALITY: ECONOMICS, DANGEROUS WORK, AND THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE
Cambride U. Press, 1996 (or 1997)
More indirectly, some of my stuff on the irrelevance and non-optimality
of Neoclassical surplus value methodology may be of interest.
Best,
Ron
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Ron Baiman
Dept. of Economics
Roosevelt UniversityFax: 312-341-3680
430 South Michigan Ave
Chicago, Illinois 60605 Voice: 312-341-3694
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On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Fellows, Jeffrey wrote:
Pen-l'ers:
Does anyone know of a good radical critique of NC risk analysis? I am
particularly interested in applications to health care, including
questions related to estimating risks of illness and injury.
Jeff Fellows
Nat Center for Injury Prevention and Control
Atlanta, Georgia
(770) 488-1529
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
