A Markov process model of work-life expectancies based on labor market activity in 1992-93
$25.00v5i3: pp. 17-41 James E Ciecka; Thomas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1995
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v5i3: pp. 17-41 James E Ciecka; Thomas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1995

v7i1: pp. 2-25 James E Ciecka; Thomas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1997

v9i3: pp. 33-68 James E Ciecka; homas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Employment 1999-2000

v10i3: pp. 1-22 James E Ciecka; Thomas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 2001-2002

v10i2: pp. 27-36 James E Ciecka; homas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 2000

v6i1: pp. 81-85 James Ciecka; Thomas Donley; Jerry Goldman; Personal Injury and wrongful death| Life and Work Life Expectancy 1996
An Alternative Valuation Method for Household Production using American Time Use Survey Data
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Variations in the economic estimation of personal injury and wrongful death claims
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The importance of the selection process in maintaining expert credibility: A guideline for choosing the economist
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Valuation of Pediatric Wage Loss: A Vocational Note
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The application of hedonic models to personal Injury litigation
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Antitrust conspiracy: The economist's role in detection prevention and relief
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Making operational the concept of maintenance consumption.
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A double counting problem in estimating lost future earning capacity.
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Estimating decedents' consumption expenditures in wrongful death actions: Some refinements
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The Value of the Value of a Statistical Life in the Courtroom
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An empirical walk down valuation way: Are the valuation methods of closely held companies chosen by the courts a function of the type of case and level of court?
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Reply to ‘‘Comment on ‘Statistical Based Earnings Estimates: Further Reflections and Extension’’’
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Annuity testimony and the risk of double discounting
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Is there an advantage in using time-series to forecast lost earnings?
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Loss of Accumulation of Estate in Wrongful Death: A State-by-State Analysis
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