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The Economics of Death (Crash Course)
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The Economics of Death (Crash Course)
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1. How much do incomes effect life expectancy?

2. What about death and dying is expensive?

3. What government agency regulates the funeral industry?

4. How does living longer benefit the economy?

5. What are two ways to control the expenses of death and dying

6. How long is a high income man in the US expected to live?

7. What is a medical alternative to prolonging the life of people who are dying?

8. How does living longer cost the economy?

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