Abstract:
:This paper estimates the health dimension of the welfare cost of homicides in Brazil incorporating age, gender, educational, and regional heterogeneities. We use a marginal willingness to pay approach to assign monetary values to the welfare cost of increased mortality due to violence. Results indicate that the present discounted value of the welfare cost of homicides in Brazil corresponds to roughly 78% of the GDP or, in terms of yearly flow, 2.3%. The analysis also shows that reliance on aggregate data to perform such calculations can lead to biases of around 20% in the estimated social cost of violence.
journal_name
Health Econjournal_title
Health economicsauthors
Cerqueira D,Soares RRdoi
10.1002/hec.3137subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2016-03-01 00:00:00pages
259-76issue
3eissn
1057-9230issn
1099-1050journal_volume
25pub_type
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