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
Whitney, Albert W. 1914. “Notes on the Theory of Schedule Rating.” CAS Forum 1914 (November).