Measuring Lost Health Insurance Benefits With Limited Information
$25.00Edward Foster. 2014. Measuring Lost Health Insurance Benefits With Limited Information. Journal of Legal Economics 20(1–2): pp. 125–139.
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Edward Foster. 2014. Measuring Lost Health Insurance Benefits With Limited Information. Journal of Legal Economics 20(1–2): pp. 125–139.
A Forensic Economist's Guide to Reading Legal Decisions
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1 × $25.00 Scope of discovery of an expert's work product
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1 × $75.00 Comment: Churning
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