A Review of Forensic Economic Issues Involved in Hambrook v. Smith
$25.00Thomas R. Ireland and James D. Rodgers. 2018. A Review of Forensic Economic Issues Involved in Hambrook v. Smith. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 73– 93.
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Thomas R. Ireland and James D. Rodgers. 2018. A Review of Forensic Economic Issues Involved in Hambrook v. Smith. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 73– 93.

David Schap. 2018. Editor’s Note: Welcoming Remarks. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 1–1.

Christopher Bruce and Derek Aldridge. 2018. Estimating the Impact of Mid-Career Retraining. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 37–41.

Edward Foster and Gary R. Skoog. 2018. Individual and Joint Life Annuities from 2014 Extended U.S. Life Tables. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 107–114.

Thomas R. Ireland. 2018. Legal Decisions Involving Hedonic Damages from January 2013 to February 2018. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 51–72.

Paul R. Bjorklund. 2018. Medicare Set Asides. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 29–35.

Paul R. Bjorklund. 2018. The Evidentiary Reasonableness Hearing under a Reservation of Rights. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 21–27.

James E. Ciecka. 2018. The First Probability-Based Hypothesis Test and God. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 43–49.

Lawrence M. Spizman. 2018. The Inverted Nudge: An Application of Behavioral Economic Concepts to Settlement Outcomes. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 95–106.

Anne E. Winkler. 2018. Trends in Work and Family: Data Sources and Definitions. Journal of Legal Economics 24(1-2): pp. 3–19.
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