Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Volume 13, issue 3, 2000

Small Business Valuation: Goodwill and Covenants-Not-To-Compete in Community Property Divorce Actions pp. 217-231

Robert J. Aalberts, Terrence M. Clauretie and Joseph P. Matoney

Neutralizing the Adverse Tax Consequences of a Lump-Sum Award in Employment Cases pp. 233-244

Barry Ben-Zion

A Time-Series Analysis of the Medical Care Price Index: Implications for Appraising Economic Losses pp. 245-254

Tyler J. Bowles and W. Cris Lewis

The Appropriate Comparison of Pension and Non-Pension Assets in Divorce pp. 255-269

Roger T. Kaufman

Worklife Expectancies: Increment-Decrement Less Accurate than Conventional pp. 271-289

Hugh Richards

The Impact of Age on Employment Tenure: Results from an Employment Discrimination Case pp. 291-301

David I. Rosenbaum

Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables 1997–98 Update pp. 303-307

Michael R. Ruble, Robert T. Patton and David M. Nelson

Disability and Worklife Expectancy Tables: A Response pp. 309-318

David S. Gibson and John P. Tierney

Volume 13, issue 2, 2000

Dedication In Memory of Tom Havrilesky pp. 103-103

Jack Ward

Hedonic Damages Ten Years Later: A Symposium pp. 105-110

Peter Marks and Thomas R. Ireland

Misuses and Proper Uses of Hedonic Values of Life in Legal Contexts pp. 111-125

W Viscusi

Some Problems with Value-of-Life Estimates Based on Labor Market Data pp. 127-143

J. Paul Leigh and Jorge A. García

Valuing Nonfatal Quality of Life Losses with Quality-Adjusted Life Years: The Health Economist's Meow pp. 145-167

Ted R. Miller

Jury Verdicts and the Dollar Value of Human Life pp. 169-188

Stan V. Smith

Recent Legal Decisions Regarding Hedonic Damages: An Update pp. 189-204

Thomas R. Ireland

Assessing Family Loss in Wrongful Death Litigation: The Special Roles of Lost Services and Personal Consumption pp. 205-207

Michael Vernarelli

Volume 13, issue 1, 2000

Estimating Personal Consumption With and Without Savings in Wrongful Death Cases pp. 1-10

Martine T. Ajwa, Gerald D. Martin and Ted Vavoulis

Estimating Lost Household Services: Persons Over 50 pp. 11-21

Michael L. Brookshire and Elizabeth A. W. Gunderson

A Further Examination Regarding the Stability of The Net Discount Rate pp. 23-28

Amit Sen, Gregory M. Gelles and Walter D. Johnson

Unintended Consequences of Tort Reform: Rent Seeking in New York State's Structured Settlements Statutes pp. 29-48

Lawrence Spizman and Elizabeth Schmitt

Comment on Compensation Dimension of Ault and Rutman's “The Calculations of Damage Awards: The Issue of 'Prejudgment Interest'” pp. 49-52

Richard L. Hannah

Black Magic Response to Peláez pp. 53-55

Thomas R. Ireland

Comment on “A Statistical Analysis of Federal Income Tax Rate Stability Over Time and Implications for Valuing Lifetime Earnings” pp. 57-60

Thomas R. Ireland

Causes, Correlates and Consequences of Death among Older Adults: Some Methodological Approaches and Substantive Analyses pp. 61-63

S. Christoffersen

Volume 12, issue 3, 1999

The Interdependence of “P” and “E” in the LPE Methodology: A Caution to Users about Possible Bias pp. 177-184

James L. Altmann

Accounting for Age-Earnings Profiles in Net Discount Rates pp. 185-199

Eric W. Christensen

A Statistical Analysis of Federal Income Tax Rate Stability Over Time and Implications for Valuing Lifetime Earnings pp. 201-213

W. Cris Lewis and Tyler J. Bowles

An Inquiry Into the Time Series Properties of Net Discount Rates pp. 215-223

James Payne, Bradley Ewing and Michael J. Piette

Net Discount Rate and Below-Market Discount Rate: Two Methods in Forensic Economics pp. 225-237

Rolando F. Peláez

Disability and the New Worklife Expectancy Tables from Vocational Econometrics, 1998: A Critical Analysis pp. 239-254

Gary R. Skoog and David C. Toppino

Patton & Nelson Personal Consumption Revisited: Is Income Important? pp. 255-265

Kenneth J. Boudreaux

Damages pp. 267-270

Frank Slesnick

Volume 12, issue 2, 1999

The Calculation Of Damage Awards: The Issue of “Prejudgment Interest” pp. 97-104

David E. Ault and Gilbert L. Rutman

Measuring Reasonable Economic Probability pp. 105-110

Sigmund A. Horvitz and Louis H. Stern

Pay Discrimination Models pp. 111-124

David W. Peterson

Estimating Damages Due to the Loss of An Established Service Clientele: A Market Value Approach for Cases of Self-Employment pp. 125-133

Robert C. Posatko and Stephen A. Mathis

The Neglect of Human Capital Gains and Losses Upon the Dissolution of Long-Term Marriages: A Suggested Remedy pp. 135-150

Richard Raymond

Comment on Ciecka's Book Review of Expert Economic Testimony pp. 151-151

Thomas R. Ireland

Aging and Old Age pp. 153-158

Thomas R. Ireland

The New Hedonics Primer for Economists and Attorneys, 2nd Edition pp. 159-160

Frank D. Tinari

Volume 12, issue 1, 1999

Estimating Economic Damages in Class Action Securities Fraud Litigation pp. 1-11

Edward A. Dyl

The Valuation of Earning Capacity Definition, Measurement and Evidence pp. 13-32

Stephen M. Horner and Frank Slesnick

Opportunity Cost vs. Replacement Cost In a Lost Service Analysis pp. 33-42

Thomas R. Ireland

Approaches for Dealing with Small Sample Sizes in Employment Discrimination Litigation pp. 43-56

Michael J. Piette and Paul F. White

Structured Settlements And The Interest Rate Switch pp. 57-64

J. Thomas Romans and Frederick G. Floss

Special Problems With Value-Of-Life Estimates: A Reply To Dr. Gilbert pp. 65-66

Jerome M. Staller, Brian P. Sullivan and Edward A. Friedman

Expert Economic Testimony: Reference Guides for Judges and Attorneys pp. 67-69

James Ciecka

Volume 11, issue 3, 1998

Age-Earnings Profiles Estimates: Do They Change Over Time? pp. 173-188

Stephan F. Gohmann, Myra J. McCrickard and Frank Slesnick

Supramonetary Values, The Value Of Life, And The Utility Theory Meanings Of Tort Recovery pp. 189-201

Thomas R. Ireland and Roy Gilbert

It's About Time: The Forensic Economic Evaluation pp. 203-213

Kurt V. Krueger, Gary R. Albrecht and John O. Ward

Back To Becker: Valuing Women's Economic Contribution From Housework With Household Production Functions pp. 215-235

David C. Sharp, David H. Ciscel and Julia A. Heath

Worklife Expectancies Of Railroad Workers pp. 237-252

Gary Skoog and James Ciecka

Household Services: Toward A More Comprehensive Measure pp. 253-265

Frank D. Tinari

Gamboa Worklife Tables, 1995 And 1998 Versions: A Comment pp. 267-268

David S. Gibson

Why Inflation-Indexed Securities Are Not Poorly Suited For Discounting A Future Earnings Stream pp. 269-270

Thomas Ireland

Science On Trial – The Clash of Medical Evidence and the Law in the Breast Implant Case pp. 271-273

Frank Slesnick

Volume 11, issue 2, 1998

Expected Worklife, Transition Probabilities And The Size Of An Award pp. 91-102

Edward B. Bell and Allan J. Taub

A Statistical Methodology For Measuring Lost Profit Resulting From A Loss Of Customers&ast pp. 103-113

Laura Bonanomi, Patrick A. Gaughan and Larry W. Taylor

Forecasting Earnings Losses Of The Disabled With The LPE Method pp. 115-120

Frank P. Corcione and Robert Thornton

Economic Damages Due To Spinal Cord Injuries: Trends And Policy Implications pp. 121-126

David A. Huettner and Anas F. Alhajji

The Use Of “Reverse Regression” In Employment Discrimination Analysis pp. 127-138

Paul F. White and Michael J. Piette

Worklife Estimates by Occupation: A Comment pp. 139-141

Rick R. Gaskins and Paul C. Taylor

Does The End Justify The Means in PI Earnings Estimates?: A Rejoinder To Peláez pp. 143-151

Roy F. Gilbert

Worklife Estimates By Occupation: A Reply pp. 153-158

Hugh Richards

Reforming Products Liability pp. 159-161

Thomas R. Ireland

Volume 11, issue 1, 1998

Why Inflation-Indexed Treasury Securities Are Not Well Suited For Discounting A Future Earning Stream pp. 1-2

Kent A. Jayne

Patton-Nelson Personal Consumption Tables Updated pp. 3-7

Walter K. Lierman, Robert T. Patton and David M. Nelson

U.S. Life Tables For 1990 By Sex, Race, And Education pp. 9-26

Hugh Richards and Ronald Barry

Testing “Discrimination Plus” Cases pp. 27-32

Debojyoti Sarkar

The Economic Framework Of Personal Injury/Wrongful Death Damages pp. 33-46

George Schieren

Special Problems With Value-Of-Life Estimates: A Reappraisal pp. 47-50

Roy F. Gilbert

On The Relationship Between Punitive And Actual Damages For Corporations And The BMW Case: A Note pp. 51-53

David A. Huettner

The Forensic Economist In The International Setting: A Comment pp. 55-56

Jorge Salazar-Carrillo

The Forensic Economist In The International Setting: A Reply And New Findings pp. 57-65

Richard Weisskoff

Abstract: Jury Verdicts In Drunken Driving Cases pp. 67-68

Stan V. Smith

Internet Discussion List For NAFE Members pp. 69-69

Dennis McConnell