Private choices and public health
Costs and Cost Analysis
Disease Outbreaks
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Health Policy
AIDS (Disease)
Public Health
Economics
Economic aspects
Like other dangerous but pleasurable activities, such as downhill skiing and mountain climbing, engaging in unprotected sex implicitly involves the weighing of costs and benefits. Recognizing that the transmission of the AIDS virus is a consequence of personal choices - often rational and informed -…
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