Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Another Perspective Of The (i-g) Differential For Discounting Future Earnings pp. 243-253: Charles M. Linke
Female Worklife Capacity By Education And Occupation pp. 255-277: Hugh Richards
Recoverable Damages For Wrongful Death In The States pp. 279-284: David Schap and Deirdre K. Valvo
New Estimates Of Life Expectancies For Persons With Medical Risks pp. 285-290: Robert Thornton and Frank Slesnick
Determination Of Personal Consumption Expenditures In Fatal Accident Actions: A Note pp. 291-296: Christopher Bruce
Regarding Median Years To Retirement And Worklife Expectancy pp. 297-310: James Ciecka, Thomas Donley and Jerry Goldman
Regarding Median Years To Retirement And Worklife Expectancy: Reply To Ciecka, Donley And Goldman pp. 311-325: Tamorah Hunt, Joyce Pickersgill and Herbert Rutemiller
Calculating Net Discount Rates—It's Time To Recognize Structural Changes: A Comment And Extension pp. 327-332: Philip A. Horvath and Edward L. Sattler
Databook on Nonfatal Injury; Incidence, Costs and Consequences pp. 333-334: Michael Vernarelli
An Inquiry Into The Status Of Our Organization's Name And Other Issues: A Triple Sonnet (Within A Reasonable Degree Of Economic And Poetic Certainty) On N.A.F.E pp. 335-335: Manuel Smith

The Daubert Decision And Forensic Economics pp. 121-126: Thomas R. Ireland
The Impact Of The Daubert Decision On Forensic Economists pp. 127-137: Thomas O. Depperschmidt
Economic Science And Hedonic Damage Analysis In Light Of Daubert V. Merrell Dow pp. 139-156: Thomas R. Ireland, Walter D. Johnson and Paul C. Taylor
Qualifications And Admissibility: Applying The Daubert Mandate To Economic Testimony pp. 157-164: Thomas R. Ireland and Walter D. Johnson
The Expert Witness And The Law Of Evidence: Impeachment And The Forensic Economist pp. 165-169: Jules A. Townsend
Median Years To Retirement And Worklife Expectancy For The Civilian U.S. Population (Prepared Using 1992/93 BLS Labor Force Participation Rates) pp. 171-205: Tamorah Hunt, Joyce Pickersgill and Herbert Rutemiller
Predicate Studies and Regression Analysis: A Look at Dade County pp. 207-215: John Lunn, Todd P. Steen and Thomas Bonnema
The Distributional Effects Of Using A Before-Tax Standard In Damage Awards: A Reply pp. 217-219: William G. Harris
Net Discount Rate Determination: A Reply pp. 221-223: Randall B. Haydon and Samuel C. Webb
The Measurement Of Pension Benefits As Marital Assets: A Reply pp. 225-227: Richard Raymond

A 1996 Study Of “Prevailing Practice” In Forensic Economics pp. 1-28: Michael Brookshire and Frank Slesnick
Long-Term And Short-Term Changes In Earnings Profiles pp. 29-49: Roy F. Gilbert
Lending Discrimination Claims And The Issue Of Redlining: Analysis Of Lending Patterns For An Individual Institution pp. 51-63: Andrew Holmes and Paul Horvitz
The Distributional Effects Of Using A Before-Tax Standard: A Comment pp. 65-68: Brian C. Brush
The Measurement of Pension Benefits As Marital Assets: A Comment pp. 69-71: Richard L. Hannah
Duration Of Employment In Employment Discrimination Cases pp. 73-75: Melvin Hughes
The Below-Market Method: A Rejoinder to Professor Gilbert pp. 77-90: Rolando F. Peláez
Below-Market Interest Rates And The Total Offset Method Re-Visited pp. 91-94: Eli Schwartz
Special Problems With Value-Of-Life Estimates Based On Wage-Risk Studies In The Miller Survey: A Note pp. 95-98: Jerome M. Staller, Brian P. Sullivan and Edward A. Friedman
Determining Economic Damages pp. 99-100: Thomas R. Ireland

The Robin Hood Bias: A Study Of Biased Damage Awards pp. 249-259: Brian C. Becker
A Logit Model Of Labor Force Participation pp. 261-283: James Ciecka and Thomas Donley
Discounting Using The New Treasury EE Savings Bonds pp. 283-293: William G. Harris
Predicting The Efficiency Effects Of Mergers pp. 295-323: Raymond S. Hartman
An Economic Model Of Illegal Profit Deterrence And Corporate Punitive Damages pp. 325-333: David A. Huettner, Will Clark and Shaun D. Ledgerwood
Regarding The New Worklife Expectancy Tables pp. 335-337: Andrew Gluck
Response To Andrew Gluck Regarding The New Worklife Expectancy Tables pp. 339-342: Frank P. Corcione
The Value Of An Individual's Life To Whom?: A Comment pp. 343-346: Thomas R. Ireland

Predicting Educational Attainment For A Minor Child: Some Further Evidence pp. 101-112: Andrew Gill and Jack Foley
“Hedonic” Estimates In Personal Injury Analysis: Differences From Wrongful Death Analysis pp. 113-118: Thomas R. Ireland
Calculating Net Discount Rates: It's Time To Recognize Structural Changes pp. 119-129: Walter D. Johnson and Gregory M. Gelles
The Measurement Of Pension Benefits As Marital Assets pp. 131-143: Richard Raymond
Worklife Estimates By Occupation pp. 145-167: Hugh Richards and Richard J. Solie
Forecasting Earnings Using Age-Earnings Profiles And Longitudinal Data pp. 169-210: James D. Rodgers, Michael L. Brookshire and Robert Thornton
A Psychiatrist's Comment On “A Better Alternative To Hedonic Damages” And A Suggestion For A Meta-Analysis pp. 211-221: Stanley A. Terman
Can Hedonic Damages Be Added To Other Damage Measures? A Reply To Dr. Stan Terman pp. 223-230: James L. Plummer
Litigation Economics pp. 231-232: Thomas R. Ireland
Valuing Children in Litigation: Family and Individual Loss Assessment pp. 233-234: Gerald D. Martin
Tenure, Discrimination, and the Courts pp. 235-237: Paul F. White
Calculating The Income Loss Of A Small-Business Owner Who Suffers A Personal Injury: Does Profit Income Differ From Wage Income? pp. 239-240: Peter E. Soule

The Below-Market Discount Rate Method Vs. East Coast Black Magic pp. 1-16: Roy F. Gilbert
Incomplete Markets And The Calculation Of Economic Loss pp. 17-21: J. Thomas Romans and Frederick G. Floss
Taxes And The Calculation Of Present Value Of Future Medical Expenses pp. 23-44: Jack P. Suyderhoud and Lisa A. Chun
Risk-Free Vs. Risk-Adjusted Discount Rates: A Comment&ast pp. 45-47: Daniel K. Biederman and Robert C. Baesemann
Life Insurance As An Offset To Economic Losses In Wrongful Death Cases: A Final Comment pp. 49-50: James E. Ciecka
A Reality Check On Decedent's Consumption: A Comment pp. 51-53: David D. Jones
The Meaning Of “Hedonic Damages” In Tort Litigation: A Note pp. 55-57: Wolfgang W. Franz
On The Necessity Of Estimating Expected Inflation In Determining The Value Of Lost Earnings: A Note pp. 59-59: William G. Harris
The Net Discount Rate: A Rejoinder To Haydon And Webb pp. 61-66: Rolando F. Peláez
Re Going Concern Value: A Comment pp. 67-69: Robert R. Trout
Labor Shortages as America Approaches the Twenty-first Century pp. 71-72: Robert Thornton
Economic Loss In Wrongful Death–Including The Retirement Period pp. 73-74: Shik C. Young