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
Measuring the effect of preexisting health conditions on expected economic loss
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Transportation expenses in life care plans: An incremental approach
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The Plaintiff as Victim and Investor: Prudent Investing and the Calculation of Economic Damages
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 16 Issue 1
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The Present Value of Lost Financial Support Due to Wrongful Death
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Measuring household production: Methodological considerations and current practice
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Valuing Household Services: A New Look at the Replacement Cost Approach
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Comment on "Purchasing power parity or official exchange rates for international settlements: A Central American case"
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A nontrivial (though seemingly not uncommon) error in calculating the discount rate used to reduce future losses to present value
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Court errors
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