It is less expensive to die in Miami than it is to die in Oregon; this is an example of the ethical issue of allocation of resources.

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John Moses

Social Studies

13 October, 09:32

It is less expensive to die in Miami than it is to die in Oregon; this is an example of the ethical issue of allocation of resources.

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Ciara Strickland · Answer 1

False

Explanation:

It is way more expensive to die in Miami than it is to die in Oregon if we are to follow the allocation of resources. The cost of living in Oregon has been saif to cheaper than the cost of living in Miami by about 5%. If Oregon is cheaper than Miami in this regard, then it will be less expensive to die in Oregon than to die in Miami, hence the answer to the question being False.

It is less expensive to die in Miami than it is to die in Oregon; this is an example of the ethical issue of allocation of resources.O True O False

It is less expensive to die in Miami than it is to die in Oregon; this is an example of the ethical issue of allocation of resources.

O True O False