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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1915, 1915October 23, 1915 EDT

Work of the Statistical Committee of the Bureau of Personal Accident and Health Underwriters

Benedict D Flynn,
Accident And Health InsuranceStatistical MethodsDisability Benefits

Articles in Vol. 1915, 1915

Vol. 1915, 1915
  • Inspection and Schedule Rating for Coal Mine Insurance
    Herbert M Wilson
  • The Classification of Industries for Workmen's Compensation Insurance
    E H Downey
  • Schedule Rating by Formula
    Charles S Forbes
  • Accident and Health Insurance from an Actuarial Viewpoint
    Walter I King
  • Rating Permanent Disabilities in Combination
    Gustav F Michelbacher
  • A System of Analyzing Workmen's Compensation Business by Means of Perforated Cards
    E E Cammack
  • Tables for Computing the Present Value of Death Benefits Arising under theNew York Workmen's Compensation Law
    Richard Fondiller
  • A New Graphic Method of Using the Normal Probability Curve
    Buckner Speed
  • The Determination of Pure Premiums for Minor Classification on which the Experience Data is Insufficient for Direct Estimate
    Albert H Mowbray
  • Liability and Workmen's Compensation Loss Reserves
    Robert K Orr
  • Analysis of the Cost of 10,307 Accidents Arising under the New York Workmen'sCompensation Law
    Joseph H Woodward
  • Statistics Necessary for Computing Net Compensation Rates
    Edward Olifiers
  • Work of the Statistical Committee of the Bureau of Personal Accident and Health Underwriters
    Benedict D Flynn
  • American Methods of Compensating Permanent Partial Disabilities
    I M Rubinow
  • Cost Accounting in Casualty Insurance
    Claude E Scattergood
  • The Essential Factors in the Computation of the cost of Workmen's Compensation [Discussion]
    George D MooreW N Magoun
  • Scientific Methods of Computing Compensation Rates [Discussion]
    Harwood E RyanCarl M HansenJoseph H WoodwardI M Rubinow
  • Schedule Rating of Permanent Injuries [Discussion]
    Edward S GoodwinWilliam LeslieG F Michelbacher
  • How Extensive & Payroll Exposure is Necessary to Give a Dependable Premium [Discussion]
    Arne FisherAlbert T Mowbray
  • Should the Compensation Premium Reflect the Experience of the Individual Risk?
    Winfield W Greene
  • The Experience Rating of Workers' Compensation Risks
    John EdwardsJoseph H Woodward
  • Valuation of Pension Funds, with Special Reference to the Work of the New YorkCity Pension Commission
    George B Buck
  • A Preliminary Test of the Coal Mine Rating Schedule of the Associated Companies
    E H Downey
  • Outline of a Method for Determining Basic Pure Premiums
    Arne Fisher
  • Some Distinctive Features of Steam Boiler Underwriting, and their Bearing upon the Formulation of Premium Rates
    Frank M Fitch
  • On the Relation of Accident Frequency to Business Activity
    D S BeyerS Bruce BlackAlbert H Mowbray
  • Office Practice in the Valuation of Compensation Losses
    Richard Fondiller
  • A Study of Workmen's Compensation Schedule W and the Problems Incident Thereto
    Edward S Goodwin
  • The Determination of Pure Premiums for Minor Classifications on which the Experience Data is Insufficient for Direct Estimate [Discussion]
    Harwood E RyanLeon S SeniorI M RubinowAlbert T Mowbray
  • The Classification of Industries for Workmen's Compensation Insurance [Discussion]
    William N Magoun
  • Note on the Application of Recent Mathematical-Statistical Methods to Coal Mine Accidents, with Special Reference to Catastrophes in Coal Mines in the United States [Discussion]
    Albert H MowbrayArne Fisher
  • The Compensation Cost of Occupational Disease
    James D Daddrill
  • Burglary Insurance Statistics
    Fred S Garrison
  • Workmen's Compensation Claim Reserves
    Miles M Dawson
  • A Method Proposed for the Calculation of Liability and Workmen's Compensation Claim Reserves
    Benedict D Flynn
  • The Essential Factors in the Computation of the Cost of Workmen's Compensation
    William N Magoun
  • Development, Application and Effect of Schedule Rating in Liability and Compensation Insurance
    Carl M Hansen
  • The Effect of Schedule and Experience Rating on Workmen's Compensation Risks in New York
    Leon S Senior
  • Schedule Rating Considered from an Actuarial Point of View
    Albert H Mowbray
  • Notes on the Theory of Schedule Rating
    Albert W Whitney
  • Schedule Rating of Permanent Injuries
    Gustav F Michelbacher
  • Division of Payroll
    E C DeKay
  • Liability Loss Reserves
    I M Rubinow
  • Workmen's Compensation Reserves
    Joseph H Woodward
CAS Forum
Flynn, Benedict D. 1915. “Work of the Statistical Committee of the Bureau of Personal Accident and Health Underwriters.” CAS Forum 1915 (October).
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