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Charles M. Linke. 2012. A Comment on the Albrecht Review of the Three Arguments Used to Justify Including a Risk-Premium in the Discount Factor. Journal of Legal Economics 19(1): 1-5
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Edward Foster. (2013). Comment on Skoog and Ciecka, “An Autoregressive Model of Order Two for Worklife Expectancies and Other Labor Force Characteristics with an Application to Major League Baseball Hitters”. Journal of Legal Economics 19(2): pp. 43-46.
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Thomas R. Ireland. 2016. Damage Standards for Wrongful Death/Survival Actions: Loss to Survivors, Loss to the Estate, Loss of Accumulations to an Estate, and Investment Accumulations. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 5–23.
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Thomas Ireland. (2013). Determining an Earnings Basis for a Projection of Past and Future Lost Earning Capacity. Journal of Legal Economics 19(2): pp. 47-64.
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Lawrence M. Spizman (2013). Developing Statistical Based Earnings Estimates: Median versus Mean Earnings. Journal of Legal Economics 19(2): pp. 77-82.
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David G. Tucek. (2012). Historical Net Discount Rates-An Update Through 2011. Journal of Legal Economics 19(1): pp. 89-111.
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Andrew Kraynak & David Schap. 2012. Historical Net Discount Rates: Amended and Reinterpreted. Journal of Legal Economics 19(1): pp. 17-36.
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David Schap. 2016. Introduction to the Symposium on Wrongful Death. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 1–4.
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David I. Rosenbaum and Matthew J. Cushing. 2016. Loss of Accumulation of Estate in Wrongful Death: A State-by-State Analysis. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 65–106.
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David Schap and Andrea Thompson. 2016. Recoverable Damages for Wrongful Death in the States: A 2015 Review of Statutory Law. Journal of Legal Economics 22(2): pp. 143–153.
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Gary Albrecht. (2013). Response to Comment on the Albrecht Review of the Three Arguments Used to Justify Including A Risk-Premium in the Discount Factor. Journal of Legal Economics 19(2): pp. 25-26.
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Lane Hudgins. (2013). Sausage Making at the Bureau of Labor Statistics – or – What Do They Put Into All Those Compensation and Earnings Measures? Journal of Legal Economics 19(2): pp. 97