Estimating decedents’ consumption expenditures in wrongful death actions: Some refinements
$25.00v1i2: pp. 94-98 Ronald A Dulaney Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1991
Showing the single result
Showing the single result
v1i2: pp. 94-98 Ronald A Dulaney Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1991
How economists can help in litigation involving personal injury, death, or discrimination: Comment
1 × $25.00 Calculating the Value of a Life Care Plan With Contingent Costs
2 × $25.00 Book Review: Pricing Lives
1 × $25.00 Using Census Bureau calculations of median earnings to infer age-earnings profiles: A cautionary note
1 × $25.00 The Plaintiff as Victim and Investor: Prudent Investing and the Calculation of Economic Damages
1 × $25.00 Calculating a Taxable Damages Award: A Comparison of Two Calculation Methods
1 × $25.00 The application of hedonic models to personal Injury litigation
3 × $25.00 Book Review: Expert economic testimony: Reference guides for judges and attorneys
1 × $25.00 A Refined Household Service Value
1 × $25.00 Does economic testimony affect damage awards?
2 × $25.00 Editor’s Note: Concerning ‘‘Data Points.’’
1 × $0.00 Alternative approaches to tax adjustments in appraising economic loss: Comment
1 × $25.00 Contingent Value of Specific Components of Human Life
1 × $25.00 Subtotal: $400.00