Four economic issues in pension valuations
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v3i2: pp.61-68 Phillip H Allman Fringe Benefits 1993

Jeffrey S. Petersen, Phillip H. Allman, and William C. Lee. 2015. Surveys in Class Action Wage and Hour Cases and the Use of Anonymous Respondents. Journal of Legal Economics 22(1): pp. 25–38

Jeffrey S. Petersen and Phillip H. Allman. 2017. The Effect of the Intent to Retire at Age 70 or Older on Worklife Expectancy. Journal of Legal Economics 23(2): pp. 31–43.

Jeffrey S. Petersen and Phillip H. Allman. 2019. The Margin of Error on Damages Calculations Based on Sample Survey Data in Class Action Wage and Hour Cases. Journal of Legal Economics 25(1–2): pp. 139–155.
Uncertainty Disclosure in Disputed Business Valuations
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A Review of the Three Arguments used to Justify Including a Risk-Premium in the Discount Factor
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Using new labor force participation rates when computing economic damage and loss: A methodological note
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 12 Issue 2
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A Markov (increment-decrement) model of labor force activity: Extended tables of central tendency, variation, and probability intervals
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A refinement in earnings of never-married females
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Calculating the present value of future fringe benefits: What net discount rate to use.
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A taxonomy for the treatment of taxes in cases involving lost earnings
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 11 Issue 1
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Alternative approaches to tax adjustments in appraising economic loss: Comment
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The economist's role in Equal Pay Act litigation
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