I'd suggest getting some life expectancy tables out. You can readily calculate these things one you have a life.
fabio On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Bryan Caplan wrote: > Gray, Lynn wrote: > > > > It would seem to depend on the age of the person at the time of the move. > > Maybe so, maybe not. We can imagine that if a 70-year-old person from > Congo shows up in the U.S., they can immediately tap into the wonders of > the U.S. medical system, nutrition, etc. Do you know of any data? > > -- > Prof. Bryan Caplan > Department of Economics George Mason University > http://www.bcaplan.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "He was thinking that Prince Andrei was in error and did not see the > true light, and that he, Pierre, ought to come to his aid, to > enlighten and uplift him. But no sooner had he thought out what he > should say and how to say it than he foresaw that Prince Andrei, > with one word, a single argument, would discredit all his teachings, > and he was afraid to begin, afraid to expose to possible ridicule > what he cherished and held sacred." > Leo Tolstoy, *War and Peace* >
