Journal of Forensic Economics

1987 - 2016

From National Association of Forensic Economics
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Volume 2, issue 3, 1989

The Economic Consultant in Forensic Economics pp. 1-17

Stephen T. Riley

Estimating Economic Loss in the Case of a Death of a Child pp. 19-29

John O. Ward

Bid Depositories and Antitrust pp. 31-54

John E. Stewart

Work History in Female Earnings Loss pp. 55-68

Dennis Capozza, Alice Nakamura and Gregory Bloss

On the Relationship Between Age, Earnings, and the Net Discount Rate pp. 69-77

W. Cris Lewis

Economists, Vocational Evaluators, and Residual Employability: Pitfalls in the Estimation of Future Income Losses pp. 79-87

James R. Seldon

Converting Present Value Awards Into Periodic Payments pp. 89-94

Peter Formuzis and Joyce Pickersgill

On The Derivation and Consistent Use of Growth and Discount Rates For Future Earnings pp. 95-102

Gary R. Albrecht and John C. Moorhouse

An Investigation into the Nelson Median and the Mean Age at Final Separation from the Labor Force pp. 103-114

Ralph R. Frasca and Bernard J. Winger

Comment: Discount Rates pp. 115-115

Melville Z. Wolfson

Volume 2, issue 2, 1989

Letters To The Editor pp. 1-2

Michael Behr

The Consideration of Progressive Taxes in Present Value Calculations for Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Cases: Comment pp. 3-6

James Ciecka

Legislatively Imposed Net Discount Rates: Minnesota's Tort Reform pp. 7-14

Karl A. Egge

The Effect of Recent Income Tax Reforms on the Calculation of Lost Earnings pp. 15-27

Wolfgang W. Franz

Worklife Expectancy and Disability pp. 29-32

Anthony M. Gamboa, John P. Tierney and Gwendolyn H. Holland

The Case for Community Reimbursement Upon Divorce for A Spouse's Education pp. 33-40

T. S. Means

The Relative Accuracy of Net Discounting pp. 41-44

David M. Nelson

The Total Offset Method pp. 45-60

Rolando F. Pelaez

Evaluation of Homemaker Services: Replacement Cost, Opportunity Cost or Something Else? pp. 61-65

J. Thomas Romans and Frederick G. Floss

Toward a Utility-Based Theory of Loss in Wrongful Death Cases pp. 67-74

E. Schwartz and Robert Thornton

Estimating Monetary Loss Due to Personal Injury: Comment pp. 75-78

Frank D. Tinari

Volume 2, issue 1, 1988

Tort Reform: An Economic Approach pp. 1-21

Mark F. Grady

State Tort and Insurance Reform: The Net Result of Two Years Effort pp. 23-46

Thomas O. Depperschmidt

The Valuation of a Closely Held Firm: Difference in Expert Opinion pp. 47-54

Carl M. Hubbard and Darryl G. Waldron

A Portfolio Approach to Funding Lost Earnings pp. 55-62

Edward B. Bell and Allan J. Taub

An Analysis of Railroad Worklife Tables pp. 63-72

Dale R. Funderburk

On Determining the Minimum Portfolio for Replacing Lost Pecuniary Benefits and Implications for the Appropriate Discount Rate pp. 73-88

W. Cris Lewis and Reed R. Durtschi

The Success of Economic Defenses In Price Fixing Cases: An Analysis pp. 89-99

Henry A. Einhorn

Valuation of a Mary Carter Agreement pp. 101-104

Jules H. Kamin

The Age-Earnings Cycle – Earnings by Education pp. 105-116

Everett G. Dillman

Valuation of Structured Settlements: Should a Life Annuity be Valued as Certain to Life Expectancy or Mortality Adjusted pp. 117-122

James R. Eck, W. Gary Baker and Reed W. Davis

Problems in Appraising the Economic Loss of a Child pp. 123-128

Frank D. Tinari

Pitfalls to Using the Real-Rates or Age-Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic Loss: A Comment pp. 129-143

David S. Saurman

Real-Rates and Age-Earnings Models: Comment pp. 145-146

James Ciecka

Pitfalls to Using the Real-Rates or Age-Earnings Profile Hodels in Calculating Economic Loss: A Comment pp. 147-148

Lawrence D. Jones

Pitfalls to Using the Real-Rates or Age Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic Loss: Reply pp. 149-151

Fred J. Abraham

Hourly Wage Rates for Household Services: Time Series Data pp. 153-153

Harvey Paul

Volume 1, issue 2, 1988

Estimating Monetary Loss Due to Personal Injury pp. 1-18

James W. Marlin

New Evidence on Expected Long Term Real Interest Rates pp. 19-23

Thomas Havrilesky

Valuing Illiquid Pension Benefits pp. 25-31

Robert R. Trout

The Effect of Compensation Awards upon Consumption and Savings pp. 33-46

Frank Slesnick and Richard Dolin

Recent Trends in Women's use of Time and their Implications for Assessing the Replacement Cost of Household Services pp. 47-54

Michael V. Leonesio

Interfacing the Economic and Vocational in Personal Injury Cases pp. 55-76

Everett G. Dillman

Pitfalls to using the Real-Rates or Age-Earnings Profile Models in Calculating Economic Loss pp. 77-81

Fred J. Abraham

The Consideration of Progressive Taxes in Present Value Calculations for Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Cases pp. 83-91

Randall Goodwin and Chris Paul

Addressing the Value of Household Services Through a Functional Vocational Analysis pp. 93-101

John P. Tierney, A. M. Gamboa and Gwendolyn H. Holland

Economic Damages – The Handbook for Plaintiff and Defense Attorneys pp. 103-110

Frank Slesnick

Volume 1, issue 1, 1987

Forensic Economics: A Perspective and An Agenda for Research pp. 1-10

John O. Ward and Gerald W. Olson

The Uneasy Case for the Personal Maintenance Deduction pp. 11-18

Robert Thornton and Eli Schwartz

Evaluating Household Services: Additional Evidence pp. 19-26

B. F. Kiker and Julia A. Heath

Compensation for Pecuniary Losses in Breach of Contract Cases pp. 27-36

L. Kenneth Hubbell

An Historical Simulation Approach to the Present Valuation of Future Earnings pp. 37-48

Ronald A. Dulaney

The Use of the Years of Dependency Formula in the Apportionment of Wrongful Death Settlements–Criticism and Modification pp. 49-59

Wolfgang W. Franz

How Economists Can Help in Litigation pp. 61-70

Reuben E. Slesinger