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Expand/Collapse Volume : 1 ‎(17)
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1 to 10J01_1_01.pdfForensic Economics: A Perspective and an Agenda for ResearchWard, John O. and Gerald Olson
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11 to 18J01_1_02.pdfUneasy Case for the Personal Maintenance DeductionThornton, Robert J. and Eli Schwartz
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19 to 26J01_1_03.pdfEvaluating Household Services: Additional EvidenceKiker, B. F. and Julia Heath
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27 to 36J01_1_04.pdfCompensation for Pecuniary Losses in Breach of Contract CasesHubbell, L. Kenneth
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37 to 48J01_1_05.pdfHistorical Simulation Approach to the Present Valuation of Future EarningsDulaney, Ronald A.
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49 to 59J01_1_06.pdfUse of the Years of Dependency Formula in the Apportionment of Wrongful Death Settlements: Criticism and ModificationFranz, Wolfgang W.
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61 to 70J01_1_07.pdfHow Economists Can Help in LitigationSlesinger, Reuben E.
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1 to 18J01_2_01.pdfEstimating Monetary Loss Due to Personal InjuryMarlin, James W. Jr.
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19 to 23J01_2_02.pdfNew Evidence on Expected Long Term Real Interest RatesHavrilesky, Thomas
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25 to 31J01_2_03.pdfValuing Illiquid Pension BenefitsTrout, Robert R.
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33 to 46J01_2_04.pdfEffect of Compensation Awards Upon Consumption and SavingsSlesnick, Frank and Richard Dolin
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47 to 54J01_2_05.pdfRecent Trends in Women's Use of Time and Their Implications for Assessing the Replacement Cost of Household ServicesLeonesio, Michael V.
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55 to 76J01_2_06.pdfInterfacing the Economic and Vocational in Personal Injury CasesDillman, Everett G.
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77 to 81J01_2_07.pdfPitfalls to Using the Real-Rates or Age-Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic LossAbraham, Fred J.
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83 to 91J01_2_08.pdfConsideration of Progressive Taxes in Present Value Calculations for Personal Injury and Wrongful Death CasesGoodwin, Randall and Chris Paul
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93 to 101J01_2_09.pdfAddressing the Value of Household Services Through A Functional Vocational AnalysisTierney, John P., A.M. Gamboa, Jr. and Gwendolyn H. Holland
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103 to 110J01_2_10.pdfBook Review: Economic Damages: The Handbook for Plaintiff and Defense Attorneys by Michael L. BrookshireSlesnick, Frank
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1 to 21j02_1_01.pdfTort Reform: an Economic ApproachGrady, Mark F.
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23 to 46j02_1_02.pdfState Tort and Insurance Reform: The Net Result of Two Years EffortDepperschmidt, Thomas O.
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47 to 54j02_1_03.pdfValuation of a Closely Held Firm: Difference in Expert OpinionHubbard, Carl M. and Darryl G. Waldron
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55 to 62j02_1_04.pdfPortfolio Approach to Funding Lost EarningsBell, Edward B. and Allan J. Taub
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63 to 72j02_1_05.pdfAnalysis of Railroad Worklife TablesFunderburk, Dale R.
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73 to 88j02_1_06.pdfOn Determining the Minimum Portfolio and Replacing Lost Pecuniary Benefits and Implications for the Appropriate Discount RateLewis, W. Cris and Reed R. Durtschi
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89 to 99j02_1_07.pdfSuccess of Economic Defenses in Price Fixing Cases: an AnalysisEinhorn, Henry A.
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101 to 104j02_1_08.pdfValuation of a Mary Carter AgreementKamin, Jules H.
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105 to 116j02_1_09.pdfAge–Earnings Cycle: Earnings by EducationDillman, Everett G.
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117 to 122j02_1_10.pdfValuation of Structured Settlements: Should a Life Annuity Be Valued As Certain to Life Expectancy or Morality AdjustedEck, James R., W. Gary Baker and Reed W. Davis
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123 to 128j02_1_11.pdfProblems in Appraising the Economic Loss of a ChildTinari, Frank D.
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129 to 143j02_1_12.pdfPitfalls to Using the Real–Rates or Age–Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic Loss: A CommentSaurman, David S.
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145 to 146j02_1_13.pdfReal–Rates and Age–Earnings Models: CommentCiecka, James
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147 to 148j02_1_14.pdfPitfalls to Using the Real–Rates or Age–Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic Loss: A CommentJones, Lawrence D.
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149 to 151j02_1_15.pdfPitfalls to Using the Real–Rates or Age–Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic Loss: A ReplyAbraham, Fred J.
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n/aj02_1_am.pdfBack Matter
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3 to 6j02_2_01.pdfConsideration of Progressive Taxes in Present Value Calculations for Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Cases: CommentCiecka, James
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7 to 14j02_2_02.pdfLegislatively Imposed Net Discount Rates: Minnesota's Tort ReformEgge, Karl A.
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15 to 27j02_2_03.pdfEffect of Recent Income Tax Reforms on the Calculation of Lost EarningsFranz, Wolfgang W.
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29 to 32j02_2_04.pdfWorklife Expectancy and DisabilityGamboa, Anthony, Jr., John P. Tierney and Gwendolyn H. Holland
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33 to 40j02_2_05.pdfCase for Community Reimbursement Upon Divorce for a Spouse's EducationMeans, T.S.
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41 to 44j02_2_06.pdfRelative Accuracy of Net DiscountingNelson, David M.
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45 to 60j02_2_07.pdfTotal offset MethodPeláez, Rolando F.
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61 to 65j02_2_08.pdfEvaluation of Homemaker Services: Replacement Cost, Opportunity Cost or Something Else?Romans, J. Thomas and Frederick G. Floss
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67 to 74j02_2_09.pdfToward a Utility-Based Theory of Loss in Wrongful Death CasesSchwartz, Eli and Robert J. Thornton
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75 to 78j02_2_10.pdfEstimating Monetary Loss Due to Personal Injury: CommentTinari, Frank D.
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79 to 80j02_2_am.pdfSelecting an Appropriate Discount RateColella, Francis J.
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n/aj02_3_fm.pdfFront MatterVarious
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1 to 17j02_3_01.pdfEconomic Consultant in Forensic EconomicsRiley, Stephen T.
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19 to 29j02_3_02.pdfEstimating Economic Loss in the Case of a Death of a ChildWard, John O.
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31 to 54j02_3_03.pdfBid Depositories and Anti-TrustStewart, John F.
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55 to 68j02_3_04.pdfWork History in Female Earnings LossCapozza, Dennis R., Alice Nakamura and Gregory Bloss
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69 to 77j02_3_05.pdfOn the Relationship Between Age, Earnings and the Net Discount RateLewis, W. Cris
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79 to 87j02_3_06.pdfEconomists, Vocational Evaluators and Residual Employability: Pitfalls in the Estimation of Future Income LossesSeldon, James R.
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89 to 94j02_3_07.pdfConverting Present Value Awards Into Periodic PaymentsFormuzis, Peter and Joyce Pickersgill
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95 to 102j02_3_08.pdfOn the Derivation and Consistent Use of Growth and Discount Rates for Future EarningsAlbrecht, Gary R. and John C. Moorehouse
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103 to 114j02_3_09.pdfInvestigation Into the Nelson Median and the Mean Age of Final Separation from the Work ForceFrasca, Ralph R. and Bernard J. Winger
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115j02_3_10.pdfDiscount RatesWolfe, Melville C.
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117 to 119j02_3_11.pdfAbstractsVarious
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n/aj02_3_am.pdfBack MatterVarious
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1 to 8j03_1_01.pdfHedonic Damages and Personal Injury: A Conceptual ApproachBerla, Edward P., Michael L. Brookshire and Stan V. Smith
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9 to 22j03_1_02.pdfComputing Losses in Business Interruption CasesFoster, Carroll B. and Robert R. Trout
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23 to 28j03_1_03.pdfThose Who Only Remember the Past May Be Doomed to Repeat Its MistakesHavrilesky, Thomas
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29 to 50j03_1_04.pdfAlternative Measures for Earnings GrowthMullett, Matthew J., David M. Nelson and Robert T. Patton
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51 to 60j03_1_05.pdfEstimating Earning Capacity with Constant Earnings Growth RatesSaurman, David S. and T.S. Means
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61 to 64j03_1_06.pdfAppraisal of Economic Loss: Mild Disability to Severe DisabilityWells, Gary R. and C.A. Hofman
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65 to 67j03_1_07.pdfComment: The Valuation of a Closely Held FirmAlbrecht, Gary R.
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69 to 73j03_1_08.pdfThree Concepts of the Value of Fringe BenefitsRomans, J. Thomas and Frederick G. Floss
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75 to 76j03_1_09.pdfRisk-Adjusted Employer-Paid Benefits in Wrongful Death CasesJennings, William and Penelope Mercurio
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77 to 78j03_1_10.pdfPitfalls in Estimating the Loss of Employer-Paid Fringe BenefitsThornton, Robert J.
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n/aj03_1_am.pdfBack MatterVarious
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3 to 13j03_2_01.pdfDoes FELa Repeal Belong on the Tort Reform Agenda?Babcock, Michael W. and Michael Oldfather
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15 to 29j03_2_02.pdfEmerging Industry of Forensic Economics: A Survey of NAFE MembersBrookshire, Michael L., Frank Slesnick and Robert Lessne
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31 to 47j03_2_03.pdfWrongful Employment Termination and Resulting Economic LossesFranz, Wolfgang W.
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49 to 64j03_2_04.pdfForecasts in Tort Cases: Statistical Evaluation and RevisionJarrell, Stephen B.
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65 to 71j03_2_05.pdfDiscounting in Forensic EconomicsFeldman, Allan M.
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73 to 77j03_2_06.pdfLoss in the Death of a Child: an Extension of the Ward AnalysisIreland, Thomas R.
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79 to 82j03_2_07.pdfCalculating Damages: Real or Nominal RatesSamuels, George E.
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83 to 83j03_2_08.pdfProjecting the Loss of Employer-Paid Fringe Benefits to Survivors in Wrongful Death CasesFranz, Wolfgang W. and Deneen Aubertin
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85 to 86j03_2_09.pdfon Valuing Lost Fringe Benefits in Death CasesLauney, George V.
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87 to 88j03_2_10.pdfNotes on the Estimation of Extrapolated Benefits in Wrongful Death LitigationPhillips, G. Michael and David T. Fractor
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89 to 90j03_2_11.pdfEstimating and Projecting Employer-Paid Fringe Benefits in the Case of the Death of a Worker: The Not So ObviousRay, Clarence G.
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91 to 93j03_2_12.pdfVacation Benefits and Lost Earnings CapacityWisniewski, Stanley C.
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n/aj03_2_am.pdfBack MatterVarious
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1 to 15j03_3_01.pdfValue of Life: Has Voodoo Economics Come to the Courts?Viscusi, W. Kip
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17 to 39j03_3_02.pdfPlausible Range for the Value of Life: Red Herrings Among the MackerelMiller, Ted R.
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41 to 49j03_3_03.pdfHedonic Damages in the Courtroom Setting: A Bridge over Troubled WatersSmith, Stan V.
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51 to 59j03_3_04.pdfAssuming the Can Opener: Hedonic Wage Estimates and the Value of LifeDickens, William T.
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61 to 70j03_3_05.pdfEconometric Basis for Estimates of the Value of LifeViscusi, W. Kip
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71 to 74j03_3_06.pdfValuing Life in the Courts: an OverviewHavrilesky, Thomas
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75 to 89j03_3_07.pdfRelevancy of Willingness–To–Pay Estimates of the Value of a Statistical Life in Determining Wrongful Death AwardsChestnut, Lauraine G. and Daniel M. Violette
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91 to 94j03_3_08.pdfReflections on Economic Loss in the Death of a ChildWard, John O.
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n/aj03_3_09.pdfNotes, abstracts, etc.Various
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n/aj03_3_am.pdfBack MatterVarious
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1 to 6j04_1_01.pdfDedicated Portfolios and the Present Value of Lost EarningsBell, Edward B. and Allan J. Taub
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7 to 14j04_1_02.pdfAppraising the Profits Lost by A Failed New VentureBodington, Jeffrey C.
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15 to 23j04_1_03.pdfOn the Necessity of Estimating Expected Inflation in Determining the Value of Lost EarningsBrooking, Carl G. and Patrick A. Taylor
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25 to 45j04_1_04.pdfWhich Estimates of Household Production Are Best?Douglas, John B., Genevieve M. Kenney and Ted R. Miller
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47 to 54j04_1_05.pdfValuation of Defined Pension Benefits As a Marital Asset: an Abundance of ApproachesFrasca, Ralph R.
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55 to 64j04_1_06.pdfMinimization of Taxable Income and Lost Profits LitigationGaughan, Patrick A. and Henry Fuentes
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65 to 81j04_1_07.pdfEstimating Personal Expenditure Deductions in Multi–Income Families in Cases of Wrongful DeathHarju, Melvin W. and Clarence H. Adams
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83 to 99j04_1_08.pdfForecasting Medical Costs in Tort Cases: The Role of the EconomistSlesnick, Frank
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101 to 115j04_1_09.pdfCurrent Versus Ultimate Life Expectancies: Perceptions and ImplicationsSuyderhoud, Jack P. and Richard L. Pollock
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n/aj04_1_10.pdfNotes, abstracts, etc.Various
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n/aj04_1_am.pdfBack MatterVarious
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125 to 149j04_2_01.pdfA 1990 Survey Study of Forensic EconomistsBrookshire, Michael and Frank Slesnick
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151 to 162j04_2_02.pdfJob Search and College Enrollment Durations for Calculating Economic Losses from Personal InjuriesBurns, Malcolm R. and David J. Faurot
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163 to 174j04_2_03.pdfFemale Work Experience: Voluntary Versus Involuntary Labor Force ActivityCorcione, Frank P. and Robert J. Thornton
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175 to 185j04_2_04.pdfEstimating Personal Consumption of a Deceased Family MemberGilbert, Roy F.
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187 to 202j04_2_05.pdfEmpirical Evidence on the Relationship Between Earnings Growth and Interest RateNowak, Laura S.
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203 to 209j04_2_06.pdfRole of the Husband/Father in Household OutputPaul, Harvey
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211 to 214j04_2_07.pdfInflation in the Computation of the Present Value of Lost EarningsPonArul, Richard
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215 to 223j04_2_08.pdfRestricted Fringe Benefits and Their Economic Value in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death SettlementsRosenman, Robert
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225 to 230j04_2_09.pdfAppropriate Formulae for Calculation of the Present Value of A Future EstateHaney, Scott R., and Richard PonArul
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231 to 232j04_2_10.pdfPersonal Consumption: The Case of Retirement Period ConsumptionBrown, Ralph J.
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233 to 240j04_2_11.pdfEstimating Personal Consumption Costs in Wrongful Death CasesPatton, Robert T. and David M. Nelson
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241 to 244j04_2_12.pdfEconomic Loss in the Death of a Child: an Extended CommentIreland, Thomas R.
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