Table 3. Costs (millions of euros) due to the estimated increase in the number of domestic human salmonellosis cases if introducing alternative control strategies.

Scenario Country/Method*	Method indirect costs	salmonellosis	PI-ReA	PI-IBS	Total
DK/1a	FCM	14 (8–27)	2 (1–5)	5 (1–12)	21 (10–42)
	HCM	15 (8–28)	2(1–5)	12 (3–29)	29 (13–60)
NL/1a	FCM	52 (29–97)	7 (2–18)	17 (5–43)	76 (38–153)
	HCM	55 (30–103)	7 (2–18)	42 (12–104)	104 (47–218)
DK/1b	FCM	13 (7–25)	2 (0–5)	5 (1–11)	20 (10–40)
	HCM	14 (8–27)	2 (0–5)	11 (3–27)	27 (12–57)
NL/1b	FCM	41 (23–76)	6 (1–14)	14 (4–34)	60 (30–120)
	HCM	43 (24–81)	6 (1–14)	33 (9–82)	81 (37–171)
DK/2a	FCM	11 (6–21)	2 (0–4)	4 (1–9)	16 (8–33)
	HCM	12 (6–22)	2 (0–4)	9 (2–23)	22 (10–47)
NL/2a	FCM	50 (28–93)	7 (2–17)	17 (5–41)	73 (37–146)
	HCM	53 (29–99)	7 (2–17)	41 (11–104)	100 (45–214)
DK/2b	FCM	8 (4–14)	1 (0–3)	3 (1–6)	11 (5–23)
	HCM	8 (4–15)	1 (0–3)	6 (2–16)	15 (7–32)
NL/2b	FCM	39 (22-73)	5 (1–14)	13 (4–32)	57 (28–115)
	HCM	41 (22–77)	5 (1–14)	31 (9–78)	78 (35–163)
DK/4a	FCM	10 (6–19)	1 (0–4)	3 (1–9)	15 (7–30)
	HCM	11 (6–20)	1 (0–4)	8 (2–21)	20 (9–43)
DK/4b	FCM	6 (3–11)	1 (0–2)	2 (1–5)	9 (4–18)
	HCM	6 (3–12)	1 (0–2)	5 (1–12)	12 (5–25)
DK/5a	FCM	10 (5–18)	1 (0–3)	3 (1–8)	14 (7–29)
	HCM	10 (6–20)	1 (0–3)	8 (2–20)	20 (9–42)
DK/5b	FCM	5 (3–10)	1 (0–2)	2 (1–5)	8 (4–16)
	HCM	6 (3–11)	1 (0–2)	4 (1–11)	11 (5–23)

Estimations made using the human capital method (HCM) and the friction cost method (FCM), respectively. Mean values and 90% credibility intervals.

*Indicates method used in [4] to estimate an increase in the number of reported domestic Salmonella cases. 1: Sero-Incidence, 2: Travel Data I, 4: Reconstruction of the reporting pyramid, 5: Expert opinion. Method 3 was excluded since it produced unrealistic results.