A note on estimating lost earnings from partial permanent injury: Three approaches for the trier of fact
$25.00v8i3: pp. 81-91 Gilbert L Mathis; Michael C Lawson Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1998-1999
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v8i3: pp. 81-91 Gilbert L Mathis; Michael C Lawson Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1998-1999

v6i2: pp. 41-70 Walter Orlando Simmons Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1996

v7i1: pp. 26-47 Phyllis Isley; Robert Rosenman Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1997

v10i1: pp. 1-24 Walter D Johnson; Gregory M Gelles Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 2000

v1i3: pp. 95-103 Perry B. Woodside, Donald Wiggings, John J. Venn Personal Injury and wrongful death, Medical Cost 1991

v10i2: pp. 75-81 Penelope Caragonne; homas R Ireland; Keith Sofka; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 2000

v8i2: pp. 97-101 L E Johnson; Robert D Ley Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1998

v3i2: pp. 1- 10 L E Johnson; Robert D Ley; Paul T Benshoof; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1993

v12i3: pp. 63-79 Terrence M Clauretie Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 2002-2003

v5i2: pp. 33-42 W Cris Lewis Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1995

v15i1: pp. 1-10 Gary A Anderson Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 2008

v8i1: pp. 41-60 Richard D Raymond Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 1998

v12i1: pp. 23-37 Penelope R Jennings; William P Jennings Personal Injury and wrongful death| Medical Costs 2002

Thomas R. Ireland. 2015. The Concept of Reasonable Value in Recovery of Medical Expenses in Personal Injury Torts: An Update from 2008 to 2015. Journal of Legal Economics 22(1): pp. 69–84.

v17i2: pp. 87-98 Gerald D. Martin Personal Injury; Medical Costs; Other 2011
Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 3 Issue 3
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The application of hedonic models to personal Injury litigation
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An examination of historical net discount rate relationships, relative to medical care costs
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Editor’s Note: Concerning ‘‘Data Points.’’
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Punitive damages: Policies and problems
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A Note on Utilizing the Geometric Mean: When, Why and How the Forensic Economist Should Employ the Geometric Mean
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Net Discount Rates: Does Duration Matter
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A Refined Household Service Value
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An Alternative Measure of Earning Capacity for a Business Owner: A Federal Court Ruling in Kaniu v. Dickerson
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Cash constraints, the rational choice of net reductions in household resources, and the estimation of damages.
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Household services and the division of marital property in domestic litigation
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Alternative approaches to tax adjustments in appraising economic loss: Comment
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A note on defined benefit retirement plans as a marital asset in divorce: The Tennessee case
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How economists can help in litigation involving personal injury, death, or discrimination: Response
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Historical Net Discount Rates: Amended and Reinterpreted
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Is there an advantage in using time-series to forecast lost earnings?
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Does economic testimony affect damage awards?
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Measuring damages resulting from lost functionality of systems
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Diversification and the Plaintiff as Victim and Investor: Prudent Investing and the Calculation of Economic Damages: A Comment on Breeden and Brush
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Calculating the present value of future fringe benefits: What net discount rate to use.
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Comment: Churning
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How economists can help in litigation involving personal injury, death, or discrimination: Comment
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A Note on the Steady State Assumption and Expectancy Bias
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