Future Economic Damages

Economic Damages Under House Bill 393

David G. Tucek INTRODUCTION The 2005 Missouri General Assembly adopted House Bill 393 This paper focuses on parts of House Bill 393 that are likely to change the manner in which economists calculate damages or which will have other impacts on their relationships with the court and with attorneys. In some instances the bill is unclear about how damages should be calculated, and the authors revie...

An Exploration of "Non-economic" Damages in Civil Jury Awards

Eutrophication of U.S. freshwaters: analysis of potential economic damages.

Human-induced eutrophication degrades freshwater systems worldwide by reducing water quality and altering ecosystem structure and function. We compared current total nitrogen (TN) and phosphorus (TP) concentrations for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency nutrient ecoregions with estimated reference conditions. In all nutrient ecoregions, current median TN and TP values for rivers and lakes...

The Economic & Sustainability Future of Cellular Networks

Global data traffic is expected to grow exponentially in the next few years with video and smartphone applications driving data growth. Many mobile network providers in the UK have either deployed or planning to deploy 4th generation Long-Term-Evolution (LTE) mobile technology as the solution to meet capacity demands. This study evaluates the technological improvements in 4G LTE in comparison t...

5.2 Economic Feasibility 5.4 Future Work

[60] SingNet (Singapore ISP). Heretical Caching Effort for SingNet Customers. based middleware services, as motivated by our observations in Section 4.4. 6 Conclusions We proposed a layered architecture for cluster-based scalable network services. We identified challenges of cluster-based computing , and showed how our architecture addresses these challenges. The architecture is reusable: autho...