It depends on the "strong incentive". Money, as in your example, I wouldn't think it would negate the consent, but threats of harm would.
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As long as force is not used, it's fine. Off shore oil rig workers have a 10% Annual fatality/horrific injury rate but start pay at .25Mil$
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Monetary or material incentive doesn't. Threats implied threats does negate it
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Money doesn't, but depending on what the dangerous thing is? You can't legally consent to actual bodily harm in Australia or Britain for eg.
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This describes enlistment in any of the (U.S.) armed forces.
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Since you said "i.e." not "e.g." the question is specifically about money, so I'll say no, though I think it's a bit more complex than that.
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