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Job Risk Perception and the Marginal Value of Job Safety

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This paper estimates the marginal value of job safety based on contingent valuation method obtained in a person-to-person interview.

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The contingent valuation method is different from the hedonistic wage method that has been used widely in related studies. The willingness to pay(WTP) and willingness to accept (WTA) are obtained from small changes in risks of job-related nonfatal and fatal accidents perceived by respondents.

The relationships are analyzed between respondents' marginal risk values and their income, socioeconomic characteristics, and initial level of risk faced.

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