How economists can help in litigation involving personal injury, death, or discrimination: Response
$25.00v2i1: pp. 97-98 Reuben E Slesinger Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 1992
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v2i1: pp. 97-98 Reuben E Slesinger Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 1992

v1i1: pp. 67-80 Reuben E Slesinger Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 1991

v6i2: pp. 17-28 Reuben E Slesinger Personal Injury and wrongful death| Hedonic Damages 1996

v7i2: pp. 87- 90 Reuben E Slesinger Personal Injury and wrongful death| Hedonic Damages 1997
Using Census Bureau calculations of median earnings to infer age-earnings profiles: A cautionary note
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Annuity testimony and the risk of double discounting
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Unsettled issues in measuring lost profits
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Determining spousal support in divorce cases
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Millo v. Delius and Losses that Are ‘‘Not Otherwise Compensable’’
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Editor’s Note: Welcoming Remarks
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 12 Issue 2
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Is there an advantage in using time-series to forecast lost earnings?
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Comment on ‘‘Statistical Based Earnings Estimates: Further Reflections and Extension’’
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