Deriving Indonesia's Value of Statistical Life
VSL is the monetary value placed by society on the reduced probability of death. It is essential in policy making as a reference point to balance the "additional risk reduction [with] costs" but estimates are limited to developed countries, with little to no studies on developing countries.
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