According to Deprivationism as a Theory of the Value of Death

question 6

Multiple Choice

According to deprivationism as a theory of the value of death,

• A) Death is never bad for the one who dies because, once dead, there is no longer a subject who can be harmed.
• B) Death is bad for the one who dies if and when it prevents net good life.
• C) Death is always bad for the one who dies because human life is intrinsically valuable.
• D) One's death is usually worse for adults than children, as adults have more projects, relationships, and other commitments which death destroys.

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Definitions:

Permanent Income Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that people's consumption choices are based on their long-term average income rather than their current income.

Tax Cut

A reduction in the amount of taxes imposed by a government, aiming to stimulate economic growth or achieve other policy objectives.

Disposable Income

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APS

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