ISSN 1547-240X
Topics from the Volume III 2000 issue of TEA include:
Feature Articles
- Estimating the Loss of Social Security Benefits - James D. Rodgers
- Cost Lenels and Trends: Using the ECI and ECEC - Melville Z. Wolfsen and Shael N. Wolfson
- Should the Personal Consumption Deduction be based on Family Income or the Decedent's Own Income? - Thomas R. Ireland
- The Value of Active Leisure - Allyn B. Needham and Shannon H. Shipp
- Adjusting Work-Life Expectancy Calculations for Earning capacity Appraisals in Extraordinary Circumstances- George A. Barrett
- The Mexican-White Earnings Gap in the United States: Decomposing Human Capital Differences from Labor Market Discrimination - David C. Toppino and Collin Wilkerson
Book and Product Reviews
- Assessing Family Loss in Wrongful Death Litigation: The Special Roles of Lost Services and Personal Consumption. By Thomas Ireland and Thomas O. Depperschmidt. 1999. Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co., Inc. - G. Frank Lawlis
- Life and Worklife Expectancies. By Hugh Richards and Jon R. Abele. 1999. Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co., Inc. - Shannon H. Shipp
- Forensic Economics Calculators. By Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co, Inc
- Thomas R. Ireland
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