344. Who Decides How Much a Life Is Worth?
Freakonomics Radio
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Navigating Victim Compensation Challenges
The chapter explores the intricacies of compensating victims of tragedies while avoiding lawsuits, focusing on fairness and equity in distribution. It highlights the emotional struggles of valuing a life, particularly in the context of 9/11 victims' compensations. The narrative delves into the complexities of determining compensation for wrongful death lawsuits and personal encounters that blur the lines between skepticism and deep love.
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