The Problem of Discounting with an After-Tax Rate of Return in Cases of Personal Injury or Wrongful Death
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v14i1: pp. 33-48 Matthew Marlin Personal Injury and wrongful death| Taxes 2007

v16i1: pp. 17-28 Matthew Marlin; Antony Davies Fringe Benefits 2009
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The Problem of Discounting with an After-Tax Rate of Return in Cases of Personal Injury or Wrongful Death
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Pension Benefits as an Evidentiary Collateral Source
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Post-Job Loss Unemployment Duration for Young Workers
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Personal Consumption and Personal Maintenance Estimates Using Empirically Based Expenditure Allocation Rules
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Four economic issues in pension valuations
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