The Myth of Achievement Tests – The GED and the Role of Character in American Life in: Journal of Forensic Economics Volume 26: Issue 1 | Journal of Forensic Economics

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Article by Frank L. Slesnick

Article by Frank L. Slesnick

Mothers’ Worklives and Marital Status

David I. Rosenbaum and

Christopher Mann

Personal Consumption and Single Persons: An Update

David I. Rosenbaum and

Christopher Mann

A Closer Look at Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Neutral Models

Kevin E. Cahill and

Lawrence M. Spizman

Life-Cycle Estimates of Earnings Growth by Education and Gender

William E. Even and

David A. Macpherson

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Montana

Terrance Grieb and

Aman McLeod

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Article by Frank L. Slesnick

Article by Frank L. Slesnick

Mothers’ Worklives and Marital Status

David I. Rosenbaum and

Christopher Mann

Personal Consumption and Single Persons: An Update

David I. Rosenbaum and

Christopher Mann

A Closer Look at Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Neutral Models

Kevin E. Cahill and

Lawrence M. Spizman

Life-Cycle Estimates of Earnings Growth by Education and Gender

William E. Even and

David A. Macpherson

Assessing Economic Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation: The State of Montana

Terrance Grieb and

Aman McLeod

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