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Administrative costs.
Administrative costs. These include managing the crash, such as reports, forms and insurance or legal processing. Distinguish these costs from healthcare, property damage and human suffering. Not every emergency-service intervention should be treated as an administrative task.
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Healthcare costs.
Human costs.
Administrative costs.
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