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Depperschmidt, Thomas Orlando was born on December 3, 1935 in St. Louis. Son of Robert O. and Marcella C. (Meier) Depperschmidt.
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AVAILABLE ON CD-ROM ONLY!! The CD-ROM contains the complete text in PDF documents. The death of a family member often causes more than a loss of income, but the measurement of these nonmarket losses is surrounded by controversy. This book contains fifty readings by leading forensic economists, attorneys and family experts that address many issues relating to the two major aspects of damages in wrongful death litigation: the lost services of the decedent and the decedent's own personal consumption or maintenance. Topics covered: Lost nonmarket services of a decendent The dometic services approach Broadening the concept of lost services Accounting for personal consumption or maintenance of the decedent Conceptual issues in personal consumption and maintenance Measurement issues in personal consumption and maintenance Analyzing survivors' living standards: Equivalence, welfare and service flows Summary and critique
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Depperschmidt, Thomas Orlando was born on December 3, 1935 in St. Louis. Son of Robert O. and Marcella C. (Meier) Depperschmidt.
Bachelor of Arts, Fort Hays (Kansas) State University, 1958; Doctor of Philosophy, University Texas, 1965.
Assistant professor, then associate professor W. Texas State University, Canyon, 1961-1966. Professor economics Memphis State University, 1966—2001, professor emeritus, since 2001, chairman department, 1977-1983. Rssch. associate study New York City elevator industry, 1996, 2004.
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Board of directors Ave Maria Nursing Home. Served with Army of the United States, 1954-1956. Member American Economics Association, National Academy Forensic Economists (board directors, vice president), American Academy Economics and Finance Experts.
Married Bertha Marie Waldman, November 28, 1957. Children: M. Susan, Mark, Joel, Andrew, Amy, Joan.