Vol. 1914, 1914November 07, 1914 EDT
The Effect of Schedule and Experience Rating on Workmen’s Compensation Risks in New York
The Effect of Schedule and Experience Rating on Workmen’s Compensation Risks in New York
Leon S Senior,
Articles in Vol. 1914, 1914
Vol. 1914, 1914
- How Extensive a Payroll Exposure is Necessary to Give a Dependable Pure PremiumAlbert H Mowbray
- Valuation of the Death Benefits Provided by the New York Compensation LawWinfield W Greene
- Scientific Methods of Computing Compensation RatesI M Rubinow
- Workmen's Compensation Claim ReservesMiles M Dawson
- Workmen's Compensation ReservesJoseph H Woodward
- 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
Senior, Leon S. 1914. “The Effect of Schedule and Experience Rating on Workmen’s Compensation Risks in New York.” CAS Forum 1914 (November).