Back calculating nominal wage rates from nominal wage rates: A useful exercise in forensic economic analysis
$25.00v7i3: pp. 55-74 Thomas R Ireland Personal Injury and wrongful death| Base Earnings 1997-1998
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v7i3: pp. 55-74 Thomas R Ireland Personal Injury and wrongful death| Base Earnings 1997-1998

v7i2: pp. 43-50 Gene A Trevino Base Earnings 1997

v7i3: pp. 23-34 Thomas R Ireland Personal Injury and wrongful death| Base Earnings| Fringe Benefits 1997-1998
Comment on Skoog and Ciecka, “An Autoregressive Model of Order Two for Worklife Expectancies and Other Labor Force Characteristics with an Application to Major League Baseball Hitters”
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Wage loss analysis: Vocational expert foundation and methodology
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Huncovsky v. The Gates Rubber Company: A 1990 Case That Still Has Currency in 2019
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Loss of Accumulation of Estate in Wrongful Death: A State-by-State Analysis
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 19 Issue 2
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Comment: Churning
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Analysis and valuation of closely held firms involved in business damage cases and application of certainty equivalence
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Editor’s Note: Welcoming Remarks
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Full Journal of Legal Economics Volume 4 Issue 3
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Projecting the benefits of earning capacity
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Neutrality and advocacy: A challenge for forensic economics
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A Review of the Three Arguments used to Justify Including a Risk-Premium in the Discount Factor
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Compensable nonmarket services in wrongful death litigation: Legal definitions and measurement standards
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Editor’s Note: Welcoming Remarks
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