Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Volume 8, issue 3, 1995

Letter To The Editor pp. 217-217

Eli Schwartz

The Valuation Of Lost Household Services In Partial Disability Cases pp. 219-237

Malcolm R. Burns and David J. Faurot

Savings Offsets In Future Care Costs For The Severely Injured: New Thoughts On An Unsettled Issue pp. 239-245

Roger Feldman and Karl A. Egge

Using Modern Price Theory, Not Herfindahl-Hirschman For Antitrust Principles And Policies pp. 247-259

John G. Greenhut and M. L. Greenhut

Valuation Of Minority Stockholder's Interest In A Closely-Held Private Corporation pp. 261-271

Samuel C. Webb and Randall B. Haydon

The Lost Pleasure Of Life Scale: A Reply To Caragonne pp. 273-275

Edward Berlá, Robert G. Meyer and Paul Andrews

Life Insurance As An Offset To Economic Losses In Wrongful Death Cases: A Reply pp. 277-278

Gerard A. Cahill and Gerald F. Goldberg

The Alleged Persistent Misapplication Of Economics Vs. The Economic Value Of Life: A Comment pp. 279-286

Roy F. Gilbert

The Cost Of Substitution Consumption Activities: A Comment pp. 287-288

Thomas R. Ireland

Ethics In Forensic Economics: A Reply To Depperschmidt pp. 289-291

Walter D. Johnson

A Reply To Professor Gilbert pp. 293-294

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

The New Worklife Expectancy Tables: Revised 1995 For Persons With and Without Disability by Gender and Level of Education pp. 295-297

Frank P. Corcione

Valuing The Lost Leisure Involved In Household Services In Personal Injury Cases pp. 299-299

Paul Mason and Michael M. Fabritius

Volume 8, issue 2, 1995

Household Labor In Hours By Family Type pp. 115-123

David H. Ciscel and David C. Sharp

A Review Of The Monte Carlo Evidence Concerning Hedonic Value Of Life Estimates pp. 125-130

Roy F. Gilbert

Do Tax-Exempt Discount Rates Eliminate Tax-Induced Errors? pp. 131-138

William G. Harris

Economic And Statistical Considerations In Analyzing Allegations Of Age Discrimination pp. 139-157

Michael J. Piette

The Cost Of Substitute Consumption Activities: A Better Alternative Than Hedonic Damages pp. 159-165

James L. Plummer

Duration Of Employment In Wrongful Termination Cases pp. 167-177

Robert R. Trout

Life Insurance As An Offset To Economic Losses In Wrongful Death Cases: A Comment pp. 179-180

James E. Ciecka

Calculating Present Value of Intra-Year Receipts: A Comment pp. 181-184

Robert D. Foster and Richard L. Ruth

Statistical Methodology In Employment Discrimination Litigation: Reply To Piette pp. 185-190

Clifford B. Hawley

Statistical Methodology In Employment Discrimination Litigation: A Last Reply To Hawley pp. 191-192

Michael J. Piette

Get Real! A Comment On The Need For “Adjustments” In Discounting Future Periodic Damage Amounts pp. 193-194

William F. Landsea

On Using PBGC Methodology To Evaluate Defined Benefit Pensions In Divorce Cases pp. 195-197

Raymond A. Pepin

Economic Damages As A Result Of Minimal Personality Changes In Head Injury Cases pp. 199-200

Edward Berlá, Andrew Gluck and Robyn David-Harris

Retirement Benefits As A Marital Asset In Divorce pp. 201-201

H. Bruce Throckmorton

Volume 8, issue 1, 1995

A Markov Process Model For Worklife Expectancies Of Smokers And Nonsmokers pp. 1-12

James Ciecka and Jerry Goldman

Attorney Perspectives On The Use Of Economic Experts: Survey Results pp. 13-23

Francis J. Colella, Walter D. Johnson and Frank D. Tinari

In Defense Of The Application Of Hedonic Models To Wrongful Death And Personal Injury Litigation pp. 25-35

Roy F. Gilbert

Tax-Induced Errors In The Calculation Of Lump-Sum Awards pp. 37-47

William G. Harris

The Persistent Misapplication Of The “Hedonic Damages” Concept To Wrongful Death And Personal Injury Litigation pp. 49-54

Thomas Havrilesky

The Below-Market Discount Rate Method: Junk Science in the Courtroom? pp. 55-67

Rolando F. Peláez

Cohort Analysis And The Determination Of Economic Damages Resulting From Employment Discrimination pp. 69-80

Michael J. Piette and Janet R. Thornton

A Valuation Of A Generic Child – The Investment Approach: A Comment pp. 81-88

Bryan Boulier

A Valuation of a Generic Child – The Investment Approach: A Comment pp. 89-89

Thomas R. Ireland

Life Insurance as an Offset to Economic Loss in Wrongful Death Cases: A Reply pp. 91-91

Gerard A. Cahill and Gerald F. Goldberg

The Application of the Hedonic Damages Concept to Wrongful Death and Personal Injury Litigation: A Comment pp. 93-94

Thomas R. Ireland

Measuring Economic Loss to a Regional Economy pp. 95-95

Frank L. Hefner

Volume 7, issue 3, 1994

Modeling Taxes In Personal Injury And Wrongful Death Award Calculations pp. 239-243

Gary R. Albrecht

Ordinary And Reverse Tax Effect In Personal Injury And Wrongful Death Cases pp. 245-266

Robert J. Aalberts, Terrence M. Clauretie and Mel Jameson

An Analysis Of Alternative Methods Of Calculating Tax-Adjusted Awards pp. 267-274

Edward B. Bell and Allan J. Taub

The Distributional Effects of Using A Before-Tax Standard In Damage Awards pp. 275-291

William G. Harris

Taxes And Present Value Awards For Wrongful Death pp. 293-304

George Schieren

The Effects Of Intra-Period Payments On Award Calculations pp. 305-311

Samuel T. Battaglia and William R. Cron

A Note On The Feasibility Of Using Expected Long-Term Real Interest Rates In Present Value Calculations pp. 313-317

James L. Altmann

Establishing Damages in Catastrophic Injury Litigation pp. 319-321

Frank Slesnick

Selecting An Appropriate Model To Forecast Lost Future Earnings pp. 323-324

Sigmund A. Horvitz, Robert M. Nehs and Louis H. Stern

Volume 7, issue 2, 1994

The Application Of The Hedonic Damages Concept To Wrongful Death And Personal Injury Litigation pp. 143-150

Gary R. Albrecht

Converting From A Present Value Lump Sum To A Future Payment Stream pp. 151-157

Michael L. Brookshire and Thomas R. Ireland

Ethics In Forensic Economics: Evidence And Remedy Issues pp. 159-169

Thomas O. Depperschmidt

The Theory And Practical Determination Of Going Concern Value pp. 171-178

Merle F. Dimbath

Valuing The Life Of A Child: Broadening The Investment Approach pp. 179-191

Thomas R. Ireland and John O. Ward

Hedonic Damages And The Index Number Problem pp. 193-196

David D. Jones

Life Expectancies for Persons With Medical Risks pp. 197-207

Frank Slesnick and Robert Thornton

Dedicated Portfolios And The Present Value Of Lost Earnings: A Comment pp. 209-210

Mark A. Houldsworth and Tom D. McKinnon

The Questionable Reasonableness Of Trout And Foster's Method Of Estimating A Decedent's Consumption In Wrongful Death Cases: A Comment pp. 211-212

William Landsea

Life Insurance As An Offset In Wrongful Death Cases: A Note pp. 213-213

Eli Schwartz

Value of Life Estimates – Too Imprecise for Courtroom Use: A Note pp. 215-219

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

Intra-Year Discounting Made Easy: A Comment pp. 221-222

Robert R. Trout

Estimating A Decedent's Consumption In Wrongful Death Cases: A Reply pp. 223-225

Robert R. Trout and Carroll B. Foster

The Measurement Of Economic Damages: Do Taxes Really Matter? pp. 227-228

Brian C. Brush and Charles H. Breeden

Valuation Of Damages In Shareholder Class Actions pp. 229-230

Paul Grier

Volume 7, issue 1, 1993

1993 Survey: Qualifications, Ethics, and Procedures for Forensic Economics Practitioners pp. 1-24

John Adams, Michael Brookshire and Frank Slesnick

1993 Survey of NAFE Members: A Follow-Up Survey of Economic Methodology pp. 25-46

Michael Brookshire and Frank Slesnick

The Use of the Berla Scale in Quantifying Hedonic Damages: A Case Management Perspective pp. 47-67

Penelope Caragonne

On Testing for the Stability of the Net Discount Rate pp. 69-79

Edward N. Gamber and Robert L. Sorensen

Establishing Liability and Calculating Damages Under Robinson-Patman Act and Predation Claims pp. 81-102

David R. Kamerschen

Median Worklife, Mean Age at Final Separation, or Transition Probabilities to Calculate Expected Lost Earnings? pp. 103-109

George Schieren

The Forensic Economist in the International Setting: Applying Purchasing Power Parities to Nicaraguan Damage Claims pp. 111-117

Richard Weisskoff

Intra-Year Discounting Assumptions and Bias in Lost Earnings Analysis: A Comment pp. 119-119

Joseph Benich

Intra-Year Discounting Assumptions and Bias in Lost Earnings Analysis: A Comment pp. 121-123

James E. Ciecka

The Significance of the Distinction Between a Life Annuity and An Annuity Certain for a Term Equal to Life Expectance: A Note pp. 125-127

Boyd L. Fjeldsted

Expected Long-Term Real Interest Rates: A Reprise pp. 129-131

Rolando F. Peláez