An Evaluator Might Place a Dollar Value on a Human

Multiple Choice

An evaluator might place a dollar value on a human life; however,

A) no one takes it seriously.
B) this shows disrespect for the people studied.
C) this is simply an attempt to show how much money society, in fact, devotes to avoiding the premature death of a person, such as an employee.
D) such information never has any use in making selections among programs.