Table 2 A comparison of fiscal value of human lives lost from COVID-19 in China: assuming China’s and world’s highest life expectancies (in 2020 Int$ or PPP)
From: The fiscal value of human lives lost from coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in China
Age group | Fiscal value of human lives lost at 3% discount rate and assuming the China’s average life expectancy of 76.4 years (Int$) | Fiscal value of human lives lost at 3% discount rate and assuming world’s highest life expectancy of 87.1 years (Int$) |
|---|---|---|
25–49 years | 584,440,699 | 659,302,851 |
50–64 years | 256,924,436 | 351,570,998 |
65 years and above | 82,981,659 | 142,929,376 |
Total | 924,346,795 | 1,153,803,224 |
Average fiscal value per death | 356,203 | 444,626 |
Average fiscal value per person in population | 0.655895 | 0.819 |