The Use of Value of Life Estimates in Wrongful Death matters: A Rejoinder
$25.00v5i1: pp.81-84 James E Ciecka; Seth Epstein Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1995
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v5i1: pp.81-84 James E Ciecka; Seth Epstein Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1995

v5i3: pp.81-84 James E Ciecka; Seth Epstein Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1995
Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 16 Issue 1
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Alternative approaches to tax adjustments in appraising economic loss: Comment
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The use of pension benefits as predictors of earning capacity
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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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Estimating decedents' consumption expenditures in wrongful death actions: Some refinements
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The Use of Value of Life Estimates in Wrongful Death matters: A Rejoinder
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Credit Expectancy Damages – A New Six Figure Hedonic Bonanza?
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