The Occasionally Curious World of Forensic Economics
Forensic economics is the application of economic analysis to the law, usually in civil litigation. Most of what forensic economists...
Dr. Andrew Brod is the president of Brod Forensic Economics in Greensboro, NC. Dr. Brod has worked as a forensic economist for 25 years and focuses on economic damages for both plaintiffs and defendants: lost earnings in personal injury and wrongful death cases, lost profits in complex commercial cases. He has also conducted other types of economic analyses. Dr. Brod is a senior research fellow in the Bryan School of Business and Economics at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Minnesota and did his undergraduate work at the University of Illinois. Learn more about him at www.AndrewBrod.com.
Forensic economics is the application of economic analysis to the law, usually in civil litigation. Most of what forensic economists...
What types of cases do forensic economists handle? Not all of what forensic economists do involves economic damages, but that’s...
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