Response to Tom Ireland’s comment on “Self- Consumption and Children’s Losses in the Death of a Single Parent”
$25.00v9i2: pp. 75-80 Bryan C Conley Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1999
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v9i2: pp. 75-80 Bryan C Conley Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1999

v8i3: pp. 49-66 Bryan C Conley Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1998-1999

v9i2: pp. 81-81 Bryan C Conley Personal Injury and wrongful death| Personal Consumption 1999
Estimating decedents' consumption expenditures in wrongful death actions: Some refinements
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Response to Comment on the Albrecht Review of the Three Arguments Used to Justify Including A Risk-Premium in the Discount Factor
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Does economic testimony affect damage awards?
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Advantages and disadvantages of structured settlements
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Measuring household production: Methodological considerations and current practice
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Valuation of vested pension benefits in divorce and wrongful death actions: Using the PBGC tables
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 13 Issue 1
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A note on quantifying the tax advantage of structured versus lump-sum settlements
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A Theory of Tax Effects on Economic Damages
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Trends in Legal Decisions Involving Hedonic Damages from 2000 to 2012
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Credit Expectancy Damages – A New Six Figure Hedonic Bonanza?
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Editors’ Note: AAEFE Lifetime Achievement Award
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The economic value of parental guidance
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A Forensic Economist's Guide to Reading Legal Decisions
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The Present Value of Lost Financial Support Due to Wrongful Death
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Court errors
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Editor’s Note: Changes to the Board of Editors
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 16 Issue 1
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An economic analysis of the value of lost health
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