Vol. 1915, 1915October 23, 1915 EDT
The Essential Factors in the Computation of the cost of Workmen’s Compensation [Discussion]
The Essential Factors in the Computation of the cost of Workmen’s Compensation [Discussion]
George D Moore, W N Magoun,
Articles in Vol. 1915, 1915
Vol. 1915, 1915
- Inspection and Schedule Rating for Coal Mine InsuranceHerbert M Wilson
- The Classification of Industries for Workmen's Compensation InsuranceE H Downey
- Schedule Rating by FormulaCharles S Forbes
- Accident and Health Insurance from an Actuarial ViewpointWalter I King
- Rating Permanent Disabilities in CombinationGustav F Michelbacher
- A System of Analyzing Workmen's Compensation Business by Means of Perforated CardsE E Cammack
- Tables for Computing the Present Value of Death Benefits Arising under theNew York Workmen's Compensation LawRichard Fondiller
- A New Graphic Method of Using the Normal Probability CurveBuckner Speed
- The Determination of Pure Premiums for Minor Classification on which the Experience Data is Insufficient for Direct EstimateAlbert H Mowbray
- Liability and Workmen's Compensation Loss ReservesRobert K Orr
- Analysis of the Cost of 10,307 Accidents Arising under the New York Workmen'sCompensation LawJoseph H Woodward
- Statistics Necessary for Computing Net Compensation RatesEdward Olifiers
- Work of the Statistical Committee of the Bureau of Personal Accident and Health UnderwritersBenedict D Flynn
- American Methods of Compensating Permanent Partial DisabilitiesI M Rubinow
- Cost Accounting in Casualty InsuranceClaude 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 RisksJohn EdwardsJoseph H Woodward
- Valuation of Pension Funds, with Special Reference to the Work of the New YorkCity Pension CommissionGeorge B Buck
- A Preliminary Test of the Coal Mine Rating Schedule of the Associated CompaniesE H Downey
- Outline of a Method for Determining Basic Pure PremiumsArne Fisher
- Some Distinctive Features of Steam Boiler Underwriting, and their Bearing upon the Formulation of Premium RatesFrank M Fitch
- On the Relation of Accident Frequency to Business ActivityD S BeyerS Bruce BlackAlbert H Mowbray
- Office Practice in the Valuation of Compensation LossesRichard Fondiller
- A Study of Workmen's Compensation Schedule W and the Problems Incident TheretoEdward 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 DiseaseJames D Daddrill
- Burglary Insurance StatisticsFred S Garrison
- Workmen's Compensation Claim ReservesMiles M Dawson
- A Method Proposed for the Calculation of Liability and Workmen's Compensation Claim ReservesBenedict D Flynn
- The Essential Factors in the Computation of the Cost of Workmen's CompensationWilliam N Magoun
- Development, Application and Effect of Schedule Rating in Liability and Compensation InsuranceCarl M Hansen
- The Effect of Schedule and Experience Rating on Workmen's Compensation Risks in New YorkLeon S Senior
- Schedule Rating Considered from an Actuarial Point of ViewAlbert H Mowbray
- Notes on the Theory of Schedule RatingAlbert W Whitney
- Schedule Rating of Permanent InjuriesGustav F Michelbacher
- Division of PayrollE C DeKay
- Liability Loss ReservesI M Rubinow
- Workmen's Compensation ReservesJoseph H Woodward
Moore, George D, and W N Magoun. 1915. “The Essential Factors in the Computation of the Cost of Workmen’s Compensation [Discussion].” CAS Forum 1915 (October).