A reply to “The application of hedonic models to personal injury litigation: Comment.”
$25.00v5i1: pp. 87-90 Roy F Gilbert Personal Injury and wrongful death| Hedonic Damages 1995
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v5i1: pp. 87-90 Roy F Gilbert Personal Injury and wrongful death| Hedonic Damages 1995

v4i2: pp. 1-17 Roy F Gilbert Personal Injury and wrongful death| Earnings Growth 1994


v2i3: pp. 63-66 Roy F Gilbert Personal Injury and wrongful death| Fringe Benefits 1992

v6i1: pp. 1-26 Roy F Gilbert and Thomas R. Ireland; Projecting Personal Injury Losses with an Experience-based Model of Adjustments to the Work-life Cycle

v4i3: pp. 13-26 Roy F Gilbert Personal Injury and wrongful death| Hedonic Damages 1994
Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables 2011–12
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Damage Standards for Wrongful Death/Survival Actions: Loss to Survivors, Loss to the Estate, Loss of Accumulations to an Estate, and Investment Accumulations
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Preemptive Economic Analysis in Employment Discrimination
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Mean-Reversion in the net discount rate: The evidence from the manufacturing sector
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Estimating decedents' consumption expenditures in wrongful death actions: Some refinements
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Single equation models for valuing economic loss
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Mean reversion in the net discount rate: The evidence from the manufacturing sector
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A Note on Utilizing the Geometric Mean: When, Why and How the Forensic Economist Should Employ the Geometric Mean
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The Effect of the Intent to Retire at Age 70 or Older on Worklife Expectancy
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Further reflections on the implementation of comparative advantage principles in trade law
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A Markov process model of work-life expectancies based on labor market activity in 1997-98
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