Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Estimating Damages Associated with Stock Option Compensation in Wrongful Termination Lawsuits pp. 269-283: Peter Brous
A Test for “General Acceptance” Under Daubert pp. 285-293: Louis H. Stern and Sigmund A. Horvitz
Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables 2000-2001: Updated and Revised pp. 295-301: Michael R. Ruble, Robert T. Patton and David M. Nelson
One More Time: New York's Structured Settlement Statutes, Rent Seeking and the Pro-Plaintiff Bias pp. 303-311: Lawrence Spizman, Elizabeth Schmitt and Frederick G. Floss
Background on The Culver - Pfeifer - Monessen Trilogy: A Legal Economic Note pp. 313-313: Thomas R. Ireland
The Culver - Pfeifer - Monessen Trilogy: A Legal Economic Note pp. 314-316: Melville Z. Wolfson and Shael N. Wolfson
Introduction: Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation in the States pp. 317-318: Robert A. Male and James D. Rodgers
Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Oregon pp. 319-334: Robert A. Male
Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Pennsylvania pp. 335-355: James D. Rodgers and Robert Thornton
Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Florida pp. 357-367: David R. Williams

Introduction to Special Issue on Fringe Benefits pp. 145-146: Bradley Ewing and Michael J. Piette
COBRA, Spouse Coverage, and Health Insurance Decisions of Older Households pp. 147-164: Mark Berger, Dan Black, Jodi Messer and Frank Scott
Valuing Employer FICA Contributions in an Analysis of Diminished Earnings Capacity pp. 165-172: Larry DeBrock and Charles M. Linke
Unit Roots and Asymmetric Adjustment: Implications for Valuing Fringe Benefits pp. 173-179: Bradley Ewing, James Payne, Michael J. Piette and Mark A. Thompson
Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance: Past, Present and Future pp. 181-194: James Henderson and Beck Taylor
Availability of Health Insurance and Gender Differences in “Job-Lock” Behavior: Evidence from NLSY pp. 195-204: Albert Okunade and Phanindra Wunnava
Valuing Losses of Pension Benefits pp. 205-231: James D. Rodgers

Adult Consumption Ratios: An Alternative Approach pp. 1-18: Edward B. Bell and Allan J. Taub
The “Income-Variance” Risk Factor and Jones & Laughlin v. Pfeifer Guidelines for the Calculation of Present Value pp. 19-29: Charles H. Breeden
Economic Issues and Arguments in High Income Child Support Cases pp. 31-44: Ralph Frasca
Sources of Error in Estimating the Personal Consumption Offset in Retirement pp. 45-55: W. Cris Lewis, Frank Caliendo and Tyler J. Bowles
Prejudgment Interest: The Long and the Short of It pp. 57-70: Robert L. Losey, Michael Mass and Jingsan Li
Comment on “Teaching Forensic Economics in the University Curriculum” pp. 71-73: Richard L. Hannah
In Quest of the Perfect P-Value pp. 75-80: David W. Peterson
The New Worklife Expectancy Tables' Critique: A Rejoinder pp. 81-97: Gary R. Skoog and David C. Toppino
Free Agent Nation: How America's New Independent Workers Are Transforming the Way We Live pp. 99-100: David W. Boyd
The Role of the Academic Economist in Litigation Support pp. 101-103: Michael Vernarelli
Estimating Lost Household Services: Persons over 50 pp. 105-106: Michael L. Brookshire and Elizabeth A. W. Gunderson

A Time Series Pitfall in the Statistical Analysis of Employment Discrimination pp. 193-202: Clifford B. Hawley
Recent Trends in Median Years to Retirement and Worklife Expectancy for the Civilian U.S. Population (Prepared Using 1998/99 BLS Labor Force Participation Rates) pp. 203-227: Tamorah Hunt, Joyce Pickersgill and Herbert Rutemiller
Estimating Personal Consumption: An Instrumental-Variables Model pp. 229-242: John F. Scoggins
Teaching Forensic Economics in the University Curriculum pp. 243-260: Frank Slesnick and Frank D. Tinari
Real Discounting and Inflation in Indexed Treasury Securities pp. 261-270: Richard S. Weckstein
Hedonic Damages as Compensation: A Reply to Bruce pp. 271-272: Thomas R. Ireland
A Response to Rent Seeking in New York State's Structured Judgment Settlement Statutes pp. 273-292: Anthony H. Riccardi
Litigation Services Handbook: The Role of the Financial Expert pp. 293-295: Jennifer L. Polhemus

Memorial: Gerald W. Olson pp. 117-117: Jack Ward
Capital Market Theory and Real Estate Valuation: A Case Study in Choosing an ‘Appropriate’ Discount Rate pp. 119-133: A. Frank Adams, John D. Jackson and J. Philip Cook
An Essay on the New Worklife Expectancy Tables and the Continuum of Disability Concept pp. 135-140: James Ciecka and Gary Skoog
Re-examining the Effects of Parental Characteristics on Educational Attainment for a Minor Child pp. 141-154: Christopher Jepsen and Lisa Jepsen
An Update of the Educational Attainment Model for a Minor Child &ast pp. 155-166: John Kane and Lawrence Spizman
Hedonic Damages as Deterrent: A Reply to Viscusi pp. 167-173: Christopher Bruce
It's All About Income! A Response to “Patton & Nelson Personal Consumption Revisited: Is Income Important?” pp. 175-176: Michael R. Ruble, Robert T. Patton and David M. Nelson
Assessment of Earning Capacity pp. 177-179: Frank Slesnick

A Symposium on the Whole-time Approach for Damages Valuation pp. 1-2: Thomas R. Ireland
Introduction to the Whole-time Concept pp. 3-8: Kurt V. Krueger, John O. Ward and Gary R. Albrecht
The Whole-time Concept in the Context of a Becker Utility Function pp. 9-22: James D. Rodgers
Categories of Time Use for Forensic Economics pp. 23-34: Thomas R. Ireland
Is Leisure Time Worth More Than Working Time? pp. 35-36: Melville Z. Wolfson
The Importance of Reliable Measurement: The Whole-time Concept and Admissibility of Testimony under Daubert Standards pp. 37-51: Penelope Caragonne
The Time Series Behavior of the Medical Cost Net Discount Rate: Implications for Total Offset and Forecasting pp. 53-61: Bradley Ewing, James Payne and Michael J. Piette
Simultaneous Equations in Antidumping Investigations pp. 63-78: Thomas Prusa and David C. Sharp
Discounting the Cost of Future Care for Persons with Disabilities pp. 79-87: David Strauss, Robert Shavelle, Christopher Pflaum and Christopher Bruce