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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1954, 1954November 18, 1954 EDT

Uniform Statistical Plan for Fire and Allied Lines [Discussion]

Laurence H Longley-Cook,
Fire Insurance StatisticsStatistical PlansRatemaking Data CollectionFire Insurance Classification

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Vol. 1954, 1954
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  • Standard Provisions for Workmen's Compensation and Employer's Liability Policies
    Randall C Kean
  • Prolonged Illness Insurance
    Mark Kormes
  • Group Accident and Health Therapeutic Benefits- Measurement of Loss Cost for Rate Making Purposes
    Paul M Otteson
  • The Boiler and Machinery Adjustment Rating Plan
    Robert B Foster
  • A Credibility Framework for Gauging Fire Classification Experience
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  • Uniform Statistical Plan for Fire and Allied Lines [Discussion]
    Laurence H Longley-Cook
  • Comparison of Worker's Compensation Costs [Discussion]
    Russell P Goddard
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Longley-Cook, Laurence H. 1954. “Uniform Statistical Plan for Fire and Allied Lines [Discussion].” CAS Forum 1954 (November).
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