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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1917, 1917October 28, 1917 EDT

Group Life Insurance and its Possible Development

Roger A Johnson, Edward B Morris,
Group Life InsuranceOne Year Renewable Term InsuranceEmployee BenefitsInsurance Underwriting

Articles in Vol. 1917, 1917

Vol. 1917, 1917
  • Age, Occupation and Residence as Variants of the Rate of Sickness [Discussion]
    Walter I King
  • Provision for Expenses in Workmen's Compensation Premiums
    Joseph H Woodward
  • Revision of Workmen's Compensation Rates. (January-March 1917)
    Harwood E Ryan
  • Rate Regulation
    Albert W Whitney
  • The Theory of Law Differentials
    Gustav F Michelbacher
  • Age, Occupation and Residence as Variants of the Rate of Sickness
    Albert H Mowbray
  • Prospects for Social Statistics in the Next Census Year
    Edwin W Kopf
  • Note on the Frequency Curves of Basic Pure Premiums
    Arne Fisher
  • Suggestion for a Modified Form of Amortization, with a Brief Memorandum of the Applicability of that Principle to the Bonds of Miscellaneous Companies [Discussion]
    William Breiby
  • The Theory and Practice of Law Differentials
    I M Rubinow
  • Premiums and Reserves of the Swiss Accident Insurance
    Joseph H Woodward
  • Note on the Construction of Mortality Tables by Means of Compound Frequency Curves
    Arne Fisher
  • Manufacturers' and contractors' Public Liability Insurance
    Gustav F Michelbacher
  • Some Essentials of Sickness Statistics
    Edwin W Kopf
  • Revision of Workmen's Compensation Rates (January-March 1917) [Discussion]
    Ralph H BlanchardJohn L TrainEdmund S CogswellHarwood E Ryan
  • Provision for Expenses in Workmen's Compensation Premiums [Discussion]
    Albert H MowbrayVirgil M KimeCharles G SmithJoseph H Woodward
  • Note on the Frequency Curves of Basic Pure Premiums [Discussion]
    Edwin W KopfAlbert H MowbrayArne Fisher
  • Group Life Insurance and its Possible Development [Discussion]
    H Pierson HammondEdmund E CammackWilliam J GrahamRichard BrodinEdward B Morris
  • Rate Regulation [Discussion]
    I M RubinowAlbert T MowbrayAlbert W Whitney
  • The Theory of Law Differentials [Discussion]
    I M Rubinow
  • Group Life Insurance and its Possible Development
    Roger A JohnsonEdward B Morris
  • The Theory and Practice of Law Differentials [Discussion]
    Albert H Mowbray
  • A New Criterion of Adequacy of Exposure
    Albert H Mowbray
  • The Theory of Experience Rating
    Albert W Whitney
  • The Practice of Experience Rating
    Gustav F Michelbacher
  • The Industrial Compensation Rating Schedule, 1918
    E H Downey
  • Some Essentials of Sickness Statistics [Discussion]
    Albert H MowbrayEdwin W Kopf
  • Premiums and Reserves of the Swiss Accident Insurance Institution [Discussion]
    Benedict D FlynnMarcus MeltzerJoseph H Woodward
  • Note on the Construction of Mortality Tables by Means of Compound Frequency Curves [Discussion]
    Edwin W KopfAlbert H MowbrayJohn S ThompsonCharles W JacksonArne Fisher
CAS Forum
Johnson, Roger A, and Edward B Morris. 1917. “Group Life Insurance and Its Possible Development.” CAS Forum 1917 (October).
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