We quantify the effect of a parent's absence on a child's future earnings. A parent's absence
because of separation or divorce reduces a child's lifetime earnings between 3 and 12 …

Update of Educational Attainment Model for a Minor Child: Round 18 of NLSY (1997) Page 1
Update of Educational Attainment Model for a Minor Child: Round 18 of NLSY (1997) Lawrence …

Contributors to the Journal of Forensic Economics are compiling a state-by-state series of
papers on how economic damages are assessed in personal injury and wrongful death …

Contributors to the Journal of Forensic Economics are compiling a state-by-state series of
papers on how economic damages are assessed in personal injury and wrongful death …

One of the most difficult cases for a forensic economist is to predict lost earnings capacity for
an injured or deceased child. A common method for calculating lost earnings capacity is to …

The goal of programs to promote private health insurance in developing countries is often to
allow citizens to gain access to health care, but according to conventional theory, this …

An ordered probit educational attainment model, used to predict the lost earning capacity of
a wrongfully injured minor child, was created by and updated by. This paper re-estimates the …

This paper contributes to a research area that has attracted a considerable amount of
interest in this Journal in the last decade or so: the use of family background variables to …

This study is a modification of the model for educational attainment of children. The primary
modification is to provide separate models for children who lived with both parents …

Litigation cases involving the expected earnings of minor children provide an ideal
environment to examine the implications of public policies that attempt to mitigate racial …