Retaining the value of human capital (understood as the ability to perform work) requires incurring compensation costs resulting from preparing future generations to perform work of the same value. In other words, fair compensation should maintain the ability to perform short- and long-term work. The loss rate expressed by random variable s is at average level p = E(s) = 0.08/year. Simultaneously, it represents the constant economic value indicating the level of fair compensation (W):