Table 10.

Fiscal valuation of life lost due to COVID-19 with 2020 as the base year.

(A-B)	NGDPC(USD)	Deaths (N)(Years)	YLL(Years)	DISYLL(4%)	DFV(4%)	DISYLL(6%)	DFV(6%)
0–4	2,034.81	565	67.41	24.15	27,799,376.07	17.32	19,934,549.17
5–19	2,034.81	424	57.41	23.26	20,083,290.86	17.04	14,713,486.88
20–29	2,034.81	989	44.91	21.53	43,374,123.95	16.38	32,987,048.09
30–39	2,034.81	2168	34.91	19.39	85,544,760.63	15.36	67,755,154.40
40–49	2,034.81	6,457	24.91	16.21	213,046,660.37	13.53	177,779,597.4
50–59	2,034.81	12,255	14.91	11.51	287,099,015.61	10.26	255,779,462.1
60-69	2,034.81	14,989	4.91	4.55	138,917,286.95	4.40	134,078,523.48
*70–79	2,034.81	6,929	-	–	–	–	–
*80+	2,034.81	2,404	-	–	–	–	–
TFV (USD) 815,864,514.44						703,027,821.52
Average monetary value per human life lost (USD) 17,308.00						14,914.25

Data used: TD around 12 August 2020 = 47,138 [3], GDP per capita (2018) [5], CHE (2017) [5].

^⁎The LE in India is 69.41 years [5], therefore the fiscal valuation of deaths due to COVID-19 for age groups beyond 69.41 years was not performed.