TEA.3.0 – Volume 3 (2000)

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2000. The Earnings Analyst 3: 142pp.

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THE EARNINGS ANALYST

Journal of the American Rehabilitation Economics Association

Volume III 2000

Current Information on AREA preface
Feature Articles
James D. Rodgers

Estimating the Loss of Social Security Benefits

  1
Melville Z. Wolfson and Shael N. Wolfson

Cost Levels and Trends: Using the ECI and ECEC

 29
Thomas R. Ireland

Should the Personal Consumption Deduction be Based on Family Income or the Decedent’s Own Income

 53
Allyn B. Needham and Shannon H. Shipp

The Value of Active Leisure

 73
George A. Barrett

Adjusting Work-Life Expectancy Calculations for Earning Capacity Appraisals in Extraordinary Circumstances

 81
David C. Toppino and Collin Wilkerson

The Mexican-White Earnings Gap in the United States: Decomposing Human Capital Differences from Labor Market Discrimination

 95
Book and Product Reviews
G. Frank Lawlis

Assessing Family Loss in Wrongful Death Litigation: The Special Roles of Lost Services and Personal Consumption. By Thomas R. Ireland and Thomas O.Depperschmidt. 1999. Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co., Inc.

109
Shannon H. Shipp

Life and Worklife Expectancies. By Hugh Richards and Jon R. Abele. 1999. Lawyers &Judges Publishing Co., Inc.

111
Thomas R. Ireland

Forensic Economics Calculators. By Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co.

115
AREA Bylaws 121
AREA Code of Ethics 129
Style Sheet 135
Board of Referees 136

 

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