TABLE 4.-Annual mortality and morbidity losses: Indirect costs for chronic and acute conditions, by population group and diagnosis, 1963

TABLE 5.-Annual mortality and morbidity losses: estimated indirect costs for chronic and acute conditions, by diagnosis and age, 1963

TABLE 6.—Annual economic cost: Estimated direct expenditures and indirect costs of morbidity and mortality for chronic and acute conditions, by diagnosis, 1963

Source: Rice, Dorothy P., "Estimating the Cost of Illness," Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service Publication No. 947-6, Health Economics Series No. 6, May 1966.

TABLE 7.-Present value of lifetime earnings: Amount discounted at 4 percent by age and sex1

Represents present value of expected lifetime earnings for projected fatalities in each year, calculated for each 5-year age and sex group on the basis of 1963 life tables, 1963 labor force participation rates adjusted for full employment (an average 4-percent unemployment rate), 1963 mean earnings, imputed value of housewives' services, 1963 housekeeping rates, and an annual net effective discount rate of 4 percent.

Source: Rice, Dorothy P., "Estimating the Cost of Illness," Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service Publication No. 947-6, Health Economics Series No. 6, May 1966.

TABLE 8.-Total mortality losses: Number of deaths, estimated total years lost, and lifetime earnings for chronic and acute conditions, by diagnosis, 1963

Source: Rice, Dorothy P., "Estimating the Cost of Illiness," Department of Health, Education, and Welare, Public Health Service Publication No. 947-6, Health Economics Series No. 6, May 1966.

TABLE 9. Total mortality losses: Estimated present value of lifetime earnings for chronic and acute conditions, by diagnosis and age, 1963