The Difference Between the Life Expectancy and Healthy Adjusted Life

question 46

Multiple Choice

The difference between the life expectancy and healthy adjusted life expectancy is a measure of the average equivalent number of years lost due to:

• A)bad health and disability.
• B)a bad economy.
• C)bad health excluding disability.
• D)death of a breadwinner in the family.
• E)to disability excluding bad health.

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Definitions:

Minority Active Investment

An investment where the investor holds a non-controlling interest in a company but is still actively involved in its management or operations.

Equity Method

An accounting technique used for recording investments in associate companies where the investment is initially recognized and subsequently adjusted for the investor’s share of the net assets of the investee, including recognized income or loss.

Cost Method

An accounting method used to record investments in which the investment is recorded at its acquisition cost without recognizing subsequent changes in market value.

Investment Method

A technique for recognizing the investor's share of investee profits and adjusting the carrying amount of the investment accordingly.