Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Volume 4, issue 3, 1991

Letters to the Editor pp. 251-252

Jules H. Kamin M.B.a

Preface pp. 253-254

Walter D. Johnson

The Economic Expert in Wrongful Death/Personal Injury Cases: Workable Competition or Monopoly Power? pp. 255-262

Pauline Fox

Economists, Ethics, and the Marketplace pp. 263-268

Edward L. Sattler

Codes of Professional Ethics for Forensic Economists: Problems and Prospects pp. 269-276

Michael J. Piette

Qualifications, Ethics and Professional Responsibility in Forensic Economics pp. 277-285

Walter D. Johnson

An Agenda for Future Research in Forensic Economics pp. 287-296

Michael L. Brookshire

Replacement Cost Valuation of Production by Homemakers: Conceptual Questions and Measurement Problems pp. 297-305

Thomas R. Ireland and John O. Ward

Economic Methodology and the Analysis of Employment Discrimination pp. 307-316

Michael J. Piette

The Expert Witness: Knowledge and Communication (The Deadly or Dynamic Duo) pp. 317-327

Debra Guiou Stufflebean

More on Alternative Measures of Earnings Growth pp. 329-332

Edward B. Bell and Allan J. Taub

Note: Discounting a Partially Tax-Sheltered Income Stream pp. 333-337

Roger Feldman

Literature Relevant to the Valuation of Household Services pp. 339-353

Whitney W. Hicks, Thomas R. Ireland, Walter D. Johnson, Edward J. Metzen and John O. Ward

Volume 4, issue 2, 1991

A 1990 Survey Study of Forensic Economists pp. 125-149

Michael Brookshire and Frank Slesnick

Job Search and College Enrollment Durations for Calculating Economic Losses from Personal Injuries pp. 151-162

Malcolm R. Burns and David J. Faurot

Female Work Experience: Voluntary Versus Involuntary Labor Force Activity pp. 163-174

Frank P. Corcione and Robert Thornton

Estimating Personal Consumption of a Deceased Family Member pp. 175-185

Roy F. Gilbert

Empirical Evidence on the Relationship Between Earnings Growth and Interest Rates pp. 187-202

Laura S. Nowak

The Role of the Husband/Father in Household Output pp. 203-209

Harvey Paul

Inflation in the Computation of the Present Value of Lost Earnings 1 pp. 211-214

Richard PonArul

Restricted Fringe Benefits and Their Economic Value in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Settlements pp. 215-223

Robert Rosenman

Appropriate Formulae for Calculation of the Present Value of a Future Estate 1 pp. 225-230

R. Haney Scott and Richard PonArul

Personal Consumption: The Case of Retirement Period Consumption pp. 231-232

Ralph J. Brown

Estimating Personal Consumption Costs in Wrongful Death Cases pp. 233-240

Robert T. Patton and David M. Nelson

Economic Loss in the Death of a Child: An Extended Comment pp. 241-244

Thomas R. Ireland

Calculating Future Fringe Benefits in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Cases pp. 245-246

Wolfgang W. Franz and Scott T. Ashby

Volume 4, issue 1, 1990

Dedicated Portfolios and the Present Value of Lost Earnings pp. 1-6

Edward B. Bell and Allan J. Taub

Appraising the Profits Lost by a Failed New Venture pp. 7-14

Jeffrey C. Bodington

On the Necessity of Estimating Expected Inflation in Determining the Value of Lost Earnings pp. 15-23

Carl G. Brooking and Patrick A. Taylor

Which Estimates of Household Production are Best? pp. 25-45

John B. Douglass, Genevieve M. Kenney and Ted R. Miller

The Valuation of Defined Pension Benefits as a Marital Asset: An Abundance of Approaches pp. 47-54

Ralph R. Frasca

The Minimization Of Taxable Income and Lost Profits Litigation pp. 55-64

Patrick A. Gaughan and Henry Fuentes

Estimating Personal Expenditure Deductions in Multi-Income Families in Cases of Wrongful Death pp. 65-81

Melvin W. Harju and Clarence H. Adams

Forecasting Medical Costs in Tort Cases: The Role of the Economist pp. 83-99

Frank Slesnick

Current Versus Ultimate Life Expectancies: Perceptions and Implications pp. 101-115

Jack P. Suyderhoud and Richard L. Pollock

Lucrum Cessans, Damnum Emergens and the Market Place pp. 117-118

Antonio Jorge and Jorge Salazar-Carrillo

Volume 3, issue 3, 1990

The Value of Life: Has Voodoo Economics Come to the Courts? pp. 1-15

W Viscusi

The Plausible Range for the Value of Life––Red Herrings Among the Mackerel pp. 17-39

Ted R. Miller

Hedonic Damages in the Courtroom Setting––A Bridge Over Troubled Waters pp. 41-49

Stan V. Smith

Assuming the Can Opener: Hedonic Wage Estimates and the Value of Life pp. 51-59

William T. Dickens

The Econometric Basis for Estimates of the Value of Life pp. 61-70

W Viscusi

Valuing Life in the Courts: An Overview pp. 71-74

Thomas Havrilesky

The Relevance of Willingness-To-Pay Estimates of The Value of a Statistical Life in Determining Wrongful Death Awards pp. 75-89

Lauraine G. Chestnut and Daniel M. Violette

Reflections on Economic Loss in the Death of a Child pp. 91-94

John Ward

Estimating Value of Life per Life Year pp. 95-96

Ike Mathur

Volume 3, issue 2, 1990

Letters to the Editor pp. 1-1

Vincent M. Jolivet

Does FELA Repeal Belong on the Tort Reform Agenda? pp. 3-13

Michael W. Babcock and Michael Oldfather

The Emerging Industry of Forensic Economics: A Survey of NAFE Members pp. 15-29

Michael Brookshire, Frank Slesnick and Robert Lessne

Wrongful Employment Termination and Resulting Economic Losses pp. 31-47

Wolfgang W. Franz

Forecasts in Tort Cases: Statistical Evaluation and Revision pp. 49-64

Stephen B. Jarrell

Discounting in Forensic Economics pp. 65-71

Allan M. Feldman

Loss in the Death of a Child: An Extension of the Ward Analysis pp. 73-77

Thomas R. Ireland

Calculating Damages: Real or Nominal Rates pp. 79-82

George E. Samuels

Projecting the Loss of Employer Paid Fringe Benefits to Survivors in Wrongful Death Cases pp. 83-83

Wolfgang W. Franz and Deneen Aubertin

On Valuing Lost Fringe Benefits in Death Cases pp. 85-86

George V. Launey

Notes on the Estimation of Extrapolated Benefits in Wrongful Death Litigation pp. 87-88

G. Michael Phillips and David T. Fractor

Estimating and Projecting Employer-Paid Fringe Benefits In the case of the Death of a Worker: The Not So Obvious pp. 89-90

Clarence G. Ray

Vacation Benefits and Lost Earnings Capacity pp. 91-93

Stanley C. Wisniewski

Evaluation of Personal Injury Cases for the Purpose of Settlement pp. 95-97

Kabir Hassan

Volume 3, issue 1, 1989

Hedonic Damages and Personal Injury: A Conceptual Approach pp. 1-8

Edward P. Berla, Michael L. Brookshire and Stan V. Smith

Computing Losses in Business Interruption Cases pp. 9-22

Carroll B. Foster and Robert R. Trout

Those Who Only Remember the Past May Be Doomed to Repeat Its Mistakes pp. 23-28

Thomas Havrilesky

Alternative Measures of Earnings Growth pp. 29-50

Matthew J. Mullett, David M. Nelson and Robert T. Patton

Estimating Earning Capacity With Constant Earnings Growth Rates pp. 51-60

David S. Saurman and T. S. Means

Appraisal of Economic Loss: Mild Disability to Severe Disability pp. 61-64

Gary R. Wells and C. A. Hofman

The Valuation of a Closely Held Firm: Comment pp. 65-67

Gary R. Albrecht

Three Concepts of the Value of Fringe Benefits pp. 69-73

J. Thomas Romans and Frederick G. Floss

Risk-Adjusted Employer-Paid Benefits in Wrongful Death Cases pp. 75-76

William Jennings and Penelope Mercurio

Pitfalls in Estimating the Loss of Employer-Paid Fringe Benefits pp. 77-78

Robert Thornton