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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — American agency of the Executive Branch of the Department of Transportation
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The $200,000-per-life figure was not Ford's invention but came directly from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's own cost-benefit methodology, which all automakers used in regulatory compliance analysis throughout the 1970s.

··1968 — 1991·Government Agency
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The Ford Pinto Memo and Grimshaw v. Ford

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Ford Motor Company

Co-documented with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 1 published dossier, including “The Ford Pinto Memo and Grimshaw v. Ford”.

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Harold MacDonald

Co-documented with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 1 published dossier, including “The Ford Pinto Memo and Grimshaw v. Ford”.

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