Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Volume 18, issue 2, 2005

Editors' Note pp. 123-123

Michael J. Piette and Steven J. Shapiro

The Impact of Family Background on Educational Attainment in Canada pp. 125-137

Christopher Bruce and Carmen Anderson

Estimates of Labor Productivity of Economic Damages Experts pp. 139-153

Elias C. Grivoyannis and Frank D. Tinari

Problems with Using Government Measures of Disability to Estimate Potential Earnings Loss pp. 155-170

David D. Jones

Measures of Loss Periods for the Evaluation of Lost Earnings in Korea pp. 171-185

Seungryul Ma

The Impact of Criminal Convictions on Calculations of Lost Earnings in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death: Issues for Forensic Economics and Vocational Assessment pp. 187-195

Allyn Needham and Shannon Shipp

A Test of the Increment-Decrement Method of Calculating Worklife Expectancies pp. 197-210

Walter Wessels

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: the State of Kansas pp. 211-226

Kurt V. Krueger and John O. Ward

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Utah pp. 227-242

W. Cris Lewis and Tyler J. Bowles

Recent Publications of Interest to Forensic Economists pp. 243-258

James D. Rodgers and Robert Thornton

Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis, Volume 87 Developments in Litigation Economics pp. 259-261

Michael Vernarelli

Cohort Analysis: A Regression Plain and Simple pp. 263-264

David W. Peterson

Volume 18, issue 1, 2005

Introduction to Special Issue on Forensic Decision Analysis pp. 1-2

Michael J. Piette and Steven J. Shapiro

Statistics Often Tell Much, and Courts Listen: Common Sense and Compensation Discrimination pp. 3-10

David Copus and Jaime Cole

On Forensic Decision Analysis pp. 11-62

David W. Peterson

Using Forensic Decision Analysis to Investigate Claims of Pay Discrimination pp. 63-81

Murray S. Simpson

Comment on “The Use of Attrition Rates for Economic Loss Calculations in Employment Discrimination Cases: A Hypothetical Case Study” pp. 83-89

Richard D. Raymond

Reply to “Comments on ‘The Use of Attrition Rates for Economic Loss Calculations in Employment Discrimination Cases: A Hypothetical Case Study’” pp. 91-97

Paul F. White, Josefina V. Tranfa-Abboud and Fredrick M. Holt

Tables of Inter-year Labor Force Status of the U.S. Population (1998–2004) to Operate the Markov Model of Worklife Expectancy pp. 99-99

Kurt V. Krueger

Volume 17, issue 3, 2004

Illegal Aliens: Damage Claims for Lost Wages pp. 281-288

Tyler J. Bowles

The Social Security and Medicare Related Economic Losses of the Estate in the Wrongful Death of a Social Security Pensioner pp. 289-311

Gregory K. Faulk

Tables of Inter-year Labor Force Status of the U.S. Population (1998–2004) to Operate the Markov Model of Worklife Expectancy pp. 313-381

Kurt V. Krueger

A Note on “Household Services: Toward a More Comprehensive Measurement” pp. 383-385

Frank D. Tinari

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of California pp. 387-413

Barry Ben-Zion

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Idaho pp. 415-427

Tyler J. Bowles, W. Cris Lewis and Gary R. Wells

Volume 17, issue 2, 2004

Personal Consumption Rates for Canada: Differentiated By Family Size and Income Level Using Survey of Household Spending (SHS) 2000 Data pp. 147-165

Cara L. Brown

The Markov Assumption for Worklife Expectancy pp. 167-183

Edward M. Foster and Gary R. Skoog

On Valuing the Price Effect of a Conspiracy in Price-Fixing Cases pp. 185-202

John D. Jackson and Sarah J. Skinner

General Econometric Models of Housework for Husbands and Wives: An Amalgam of Ideas to Answer New Inquiries pp. 203-221

David C. Sharp and David H. Ciscel

Distinguishing the Illegal from the Legal in Antitrust Damages Calculations: Lessons from Netscape v. Microsoft pp. 223-239

Jonathan T. Tomlin

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Ohio pp. 241-253

David W. Boyd and Ralph R. Frasca

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Kentucky pp. 255-274

Frank Slesnick and Cynthia Mulliken

Volume 17, issue 1, 2004

Assessing Alternative Methods of Estimating the Present Value of Future Earnings: A Fifteen-Year Update pp. 1-15

Brian C. Brush

Valuation of Credit Guarantees: An Application of Economic Theory in Litigation pp. 17-37

Steven P. Feinstein, Allen J. Michel and Israel Shaked

Method For Calculating Reasonable Aggregate Range Estimates in Life Care Plan Analysis and Other Forensic Economic Applications pp. 39-45

David Schap

Reconsidering and Extending the Conventional/Demographic and LPE Models: The LPd and LPi Restricted Markov Models pp. 47-94

Gary R. Skoog and James E. Ciecka

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Mississippi pp. 95-111

Carl G. Brooking, Blakely Fox Fender and Harvey L. Fiser

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Georgia pp. 113-124

Peter C. Eisemann

Volume 16, issue 3, 2003

Risk, Discounting, and the Present Value of Future Earnings pp. 263-274

Brian C. Brush

The Impact of Recidivism on Projecting Future Earnings for Individuals with a History of Correctional Supervision pp. 275-281

Allyn Needham and Shannon Shipp

Reverse Regression and Orthogonal Regression in Employment Discrimination Analysis pp. 283-298

Kurt C. Schaefer and Michelle L. Visser

Introduction pp. 299-299

John O. Ward and Michael J. Piette

A Comment on “One More Time: New York's Structured Settlement Statutes, Rent Seeking and the Pro-Plaintiff Bias” pp. 301-304

Thomas R. Ireland

A Comment on “One More Time: New York's Structured Settlement Statutes, Rent Seeking and the Pro-Plaintiff Bias” pp. 305-307

Anthony H. Riccardi

Final Comment: Unintended Consequences of New York Structured Settlement Laws pp. 309-314

Lawrence Spizman, Elizabeth Schmitt and Frederick G. Floss

Assessing Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of West Virginia pp. 315-327

George A. Barrett and Michael L. Brookshire

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico pp. 329-344

Ronald Martínez-Cuevas

Volume 16, issue 2, 2003

Approaches to Damages Measurement in Employment Litigation: An Introduction pp. 151-152

Frank D. Tinari

Cohort Analysis: A Regression Plain and Fancy pp. 153-176

David W. Peterson

Front Pay Damage Assessment: A Summary of Vocational and Psychological Considerations pp. 177-184

Michael Shahnasarian

Do Terminated Employees Catch Up? Evidence from the Displaced Workers Survey pp. 185-199

David Macpherson and Michael J. Piette

Duration of Employment: Updated Analysis pp. 201-207

Robert R. Trout

The Use of Attrition Rates for Economic Loss Calculations in Employment Discrimination Cases: A Hypothetical Case Study pp. 209-223

Paul F. White, Josefina V. Tranfa-Abboud and Fredrick M. Holt

Handling Taxes in Employment Law Cases pp. 225-256

James D. Rodgers

Volume 16, issue 1, 2003

Conceptual and Empirical Issues in Calculating Post-Retirement Consumption pp. 1-21

Roger T. Kaufman

Stigma Claims and Survey Reliability: Lessons Learned from Natural Resource Damages Litigation pp. 23-36

Kristy E. Mathews and William H. Desvousges

Lost Profits and Price Erosion in Patent Infringement Cases: Implications of Crystal Semiconductor pp. 37-49

James F. Nieberding

Probability Mass Functions for Years to Final Separation from the Labor Force Induced by the Markov Model pp. 51-86

Gary R. Skoog and James E. Ciecka

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Wyoming pp. 87-99

Tyler J. Bowles and W. Cris Lewis

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: the State of Missouri pp. 101-123

Kurt V. Krueger and John O. Ward

Determining Damages–The Psychology of Jury Awards pp. 125-127

Frank Slesnick