Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Volume 6, issue 3, 1993

Losses in Commercial Litigation pp. 179-196

Carroll B. Foster, Robert R. Trout and Patrick A. Gaughan

A Due Diligence Process for Highly Leveraged Transactions pp. 197-217

Patrick A. Gaughan

The Legal Framework for the Calculation of Damages in Commercial Litigation pp. 219-230

Donald H. Manley and Michael D. Reed

Key Issues in Measuring Lost Profits pp. 231-239

James Plummer and Gerald McGowin

A Suggested Method for Calculating Damages for a Large Number of Employees in a Title VII Case pp. 241-249

Kenneth E. Galchus and Leanne Whiteside

Estimating Jury Compensation for Pain and Suffering in Product Liability Cases Involving Nonfatal Personal Injury pp. 251-262

Gregory B. Rodgers

Competition for Forensic Economists and Their Ethical Behavior pp. 263-269

Frank D. Tinari

Compensatory Damages and the Appropriate Discount Rate: A Comment pp. 271-272

Gary R. Albrecht

The Misapplication of the Hedonic Damages Concept to Wrongful Death and Personal Injury Litigation: A Comment pp. 273-275

Thomas R. Ireland

Life Insurance as an Offset to Economic Loss in Wrongful Death Cases: A Note pp. 277-279

Gerard A. Cahill and Gerald F. Goldberg

Determining Goodwill Valuation in the Small Firm: An Illustration of the Excess Earnings Approach pp. 281-282

Roger T. King and William H. Sackley

Volume 6, issue 2, 1993

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990: New Opportunities for Forensic Economists pp. 81-92

Ralph R. Frasca and Bernard J. Winger

The Misapplication of the Hedonic Damages Concept to Wrongful Death and Personal Injury Litigation pp. 93-98

Thomas Havrilesky

The Meaning of “Hedonic Damages” in Tort Litigation pp. 99-104

Thomas R. Ireland

Using the Marginal Interest Rate Principle in Valuing the Spousal Contribution to the Human Capital of a Marital Partner pp. 105-119

W. Cris Lewis

A Valuation of a Generic Child: The Investment Approach pp. 121-134

Joseph M. Prinzinger

Estimating A Decedent's Consumption in Wrongful Death Cases pp. 135-150

Robert R. Trout and Carroll B. Foster

The Correct Value of Social Security Contributions in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Settlements: A Comment pp. 151-152

Stephen E. Durham

Using Multiple Discriminant Analysis in Business Litigation pp. 153-158

Robert R. O'Haver

Agenda for Civil Justice Reform in America: The Quest for Mainstream Economics in Litigation pp. 159-160

Gerald W. Olson

Which Estimates of Household Production are Best?: A Comment pp. 161-163

Richard Raymond

Note: The Impact of Disability on Earnings (Results From the Health and Activity Limitation Survey) pp. 165-167

Peter Ross

Should Net Discount Rates Vary by Level of Earnings? pp. 169-170

Wolfgang W. Franz

Some New Approaches to the Estimation of Individualized Lost Earnings pp. 171-172

Richard L. Hannah

Succeeding as an Expert Witness pp. 173-174

Robert Thornton

Wage Growth and Interest Rates Again: A Regression Model pp. 175-175

Phillip H. Allman

Volume 6, issue 1, 1992

Letters to the Editor pp. 1-1

John Maher

A Simple Procedure for Computing the Present Value of Non-Annual Damages pp. 3-6

Gary A. Anderson and Joel R. Barber

The Interaction of Public Policies on Personal Injury and Bankruptcy pp. 7-16

Thomas O. Depperschmidt

Intra-Year Discounting Assumptions and Bias in Lost Earnings Analysis pp. 17-22

Peter C. Eisemann

Methodological Issues When Using Simple Models To Investigate Employment Discrimination pp. 23-32

Clifford B. Hawley

Compensatory Damages and the Appropriate Discount Rate pp. 33-41

Marc S. Margulis

Methodological Issues When Using Simple Models To Investigate Employment Discrimination: Reply pp. 43-50

Michael J. Piette

Comment: On the Relative Stability and Predictability of the Interest Rate and Earnings Growth Rate pp. 51-52

Joseph Benich

The Effect of Recent Income Tax Reforms on the Calculation of Lost Earnings: Comment pp. 53-59

William G. Harris

The Effect of Recent Income Tax Reforms on the Calculation of Lost Earnings: A Reply pp. 61-62

Wolfgang W. Franz

A Note on Discounting: The Case for Annuity Prices & the PBGC Methodology pp. 63-65

Thomas C. Borzilleri

Evaluating Lost Vacation Benefits: Should They Be Valued at Their Pre-Injury or Post-Injury Cost? pp. 67-68

James L. Kenkel

Single Rate Discounting Methods: Abstract pp. 69-70

T. S. Means and David S. Saurman

A Hedonics Primer for Economists and Attorneys pp. 71-72

Robert Thornton

Volume 5, issue 3, 1992

The Role of Productivity and Prices in Forecasting Wage Rates pp. 187-195

Gary R. Albrecht and Kurt V. Krueger

The Utility of Death and Wrongful Death Compensation pp. 197-208

William Becker and Richard A. Stout

Discount Rates for Lost Profits pp. 209-219

Jeffrey C. Bodington

Forecasting Earnings Growth and Discount Rates: New Evidence From Time Series Analysis pp. 221-231

Carl Bonham and Sumner La Croix

The Value of Life and Hedonic Damages: Some Unresolved Issues pp. 233-247

Marvin Frankel and Charles M. Linke

Consequences of Damage Awards for Hedonic and Other Nonpecuniary Losses pp. 249-260

Paul Rubin and John Calfee

Loss of Enjoyment, Rehabilitation and Hedonic Damages: A Comment pp. 261-264

Robert Metcalf

Four Guidelines for Selecting a Discount Rate pp. 265-266

J. Thomas Romans and Frederick G. Floss

The Use of Control Charts in Determining the Effect of Personal Injury on Productivity pp. 267-268

Peter B. Webb and Harold L. Bryant

Volume 5, issue 2, 1992

Letters to the Editor pp. 95-95

Gary R. Albrecht

Issues Affecting the Calculated Value of Life pp. 97-104

Gary R. Albrecht

Self-Consumption Allowances, Family Size and Family Structure pp. 105-114

James E. Ciecka

Market Valuation of Household Production pp. 115-126

Ronald A. Dulaney, John Fitzgerald, Matthew S. Swenson and John H. Wicks

The Inclusion of Fringe Benefits in Estimates of Earnings Loss: A Comparative Analysis pp. 127-136

Ralph R. Frasca

Selecting the Time Period Over Which the Net Discount Rate is Determined for Economic Loss Analysis pp. 137-147

Randall B. Haydon and Samuel C. Webb

The Correct Value of Social Security Contributions in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Settlements pp. 149-158

Robert Rosenman and Rodney Fort

Loss of Future Income in the Case of Personal Injury of a Child: Parental Influence on a Child's Future Earnings pp. 159-168

Lawrence Spizman and John Kane

Economic Value of Restricted Fringe Benefits: A Comment pp. 169-172

J. Thomas Romans and Frederick G. Floss

Economic Value of Restricted Fringe Benefits: A Reply pp. 173-175

Robert Rosenman

Notes on Employee Fringe Benefit Costs pp. 177-180

Reuben E. Slesinger

The Economic Value of a Professional Degree (A Technique) pp. 181-184

Marvin G. DeVries

Volume 5, issue 1, 1991

Income Taxes and Lost Profits pp. 1-8

Jeffrey C. Bodington

On the Relative Stability and Predictability of the Interest Rate and Earnings Growth Rate pp. 9-25

W. Cris Lewis

Valuation of Earnings Using Historical Growth-Discount Rates pp. 27-44

Rolando F. Pelaez

Broker Liability for Portfolio Losses: Cases From the Crash of '87 pp. 45-56

J. C. Poindexter and Jack W. Wilson

The Net Discount Rate in a Model of Long-Run Growth Equilibrium pp. 57-66

John W. Rowe

The Relationship Between Age, Earnings and the Net Discount Rate Revisited pp. 67-70

Charles W. de Seve

The Effect of Taxes and Inflation on the Real Interest Rate pp. 71-73

Eli Schwartz and Robert Thornton

Comment: On the Accuracy and Usefulness of Hedonic Loss Estimates pp. 75-79

Jerome M. Staller and Brian P. Sullivan

Evaluating Lost Vacation Benefits: A Note on the Opportunity Cost Approach pp. 81-82

Ronald A. Dulaney

An Employer's Loss of Employee's Profit Capacity: A Membership Surplus Approach pp. 83-84

Homayoun Hajiran

Accounting for Taxes in the Determination of the Reduction for Personal Consumption pp. 85-86

William Jennings and Penelope Mercurio

The Determination of Court-Awarded Legal Fees pp. 87-87

Thomas McInish

Fringe Benefits: An Ordering pp. 89-90

George E. Samuels