Based on the lost-income approach, which of the following 30 year old males would most likely be worth the most in terms of the value of his life?

A) Devin, a high-school dropout who works as a barista.
B) Antonio, a college graduate who is on permanent disability due to severe diabetes.
C) Timothy, a licensed electrician with two years of college.
D) Jamal, a CPA with a master's degree in accounting.


D

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