Research & Publications
Published Papers
Journal articles authored by Cara Brown are available in Adobe protected-document format. Permission to reproduce these documents have been obtained from the publishers. Please for a copy of a paper.Published Papers Include:
Brown, C.L. and J.C.H. Emery, "The Impact of Disability on Earnings and Labour Force Participation in Canada: Evidence from the 2001 PALS and from Canadian Case Law", Journal of Legal Economics, Vol. 16, no. 2, April 2010.
Emery, J.C.H. and C.L. Brown (2008) "The Impact of Disability on Earnings and Labour Force Participation in Canada: Evidence from the 2001 PALS " University of Calgary Working Paper 2008-26
Brown, C.L. (2005) "Personal Consumption Rates for Canada:
Differentiated by Family Size and Income Level using Survey of Household Spending (SHS)
2000 data" Vol. 17, No.2 Spring/Summer 2004(2005) Journal of Forensic Economics
Brown, C.L. (2004) "Expert economic witnesses in Civil Litigation:
Quantum Experiments" The Advocates' Quarterly (submitted; in review)
Brown, C.L. (2003)
"Valuable Services Trends in Housekeeping Quantum across Canada, 1990-2001"
The Advocates' Quarterly 27(1) 71-109
Brown, C.L. (1999) "Wrongful Death Claims: Dependency Loss Calculations"
The Advocates' Quarterly 22 (1) 1-67
Brown, C.L. (1999) "Duncan v. Baddeley: A Case Comment" Alberta Law Review
37 (3) 772-822
Brown, C.L. (1998) (interviewed for): "Claims for Loss of Future Earnings in Fatal
Accident Cases" Canadian Lawyer 40-43
Brown, C.L. (1997) "Duncan v. Baddeley: Reconciling the 'Lost Years' Deduction with Fatal
Accident Cases Alberta Law Review 35 (4) 1108-1128
Brown, C.L. (1997) "Duncan v. Baddeley and the Lost Years' Deduction"
The Barrister 44
Brown, C.L. (1997) "Exposing and Remedying Vexing Problems in Housekeeping Cases for
Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Claims: An Economist's View" The Advocates' Quarterly
19(1) 83-119
Brown, C.L. (1996) "Valuing Housekeeping Claims: An Economist's View"
The Barrister 42 24-31
Brown, C.L. (1996) "Comment on Galigan's Argument for a 3% Mandated Rate" The Barrister 41
Brown, C.L. (1994) "Diminished Future Earnings Potential: Further Comments"
The Advocate