A note on quantifying the tax advantage of structured versus lump-sum settlements
$25.00v6i3: pp. 63-70 Terrence M Clauretie; Clarence G Ray Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996-1997
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v6i3: pp. 63-70 Terrence M Clauretie; Clarence G Ray Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996-1997

v6i2: pp. 1-16 Brian C Brush; Charles H Breeden Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996

v6i3: pp. 75-76 Brian C Brush; Charles H Breeden Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996-1997

v6i2: pp. 91-94 Joseph J Benich Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 1996
A law and economics perspective on the personal consumption deduction in wrongful death litigation
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 12 Issue 2
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Mean reversion in the net discount rate: The evidence from the manufacturing sector
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The recent state of antitrust enforcement activity
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The rationale and quantitative evidence for the personal consumption offset in wrongful death actions
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A critique of the joint probability of life, participation, and employment approach
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An economic analysis of mandatory mediation and the disposition of medical malpractice claims
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A reply to "The application of hedonic models to personal injury litigation: Comment."
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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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