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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1956, 1956November 15, 1956 EDT

A Review and Comparison of Workmen’s Compensation Experience in New York State and Wisconsin

Frank Harwayne,
Workers Compensation ExperienceComparative Loss CostsWorkers Compensation BenefitsClaim Frequency And Severity

Articles in Vol. 1956, 1956

Vol. 1956, 1956
  • A Review and Comparison of Workmen's Compensation Experience in New York State and Wisconsin
    Frank Harwayne
  • A History of Uniform Automobile Assigned Risk Plan
    Elden W Day
  • Statistics of the National Board of Fire Underwriters
    J H Finnegan
  • The Rate Level Adjustment Factor in Workmen's Compensation Ratemaking
    Martin Bondy
  • Current Rate Making Procedures for Automobile Liability Insurance
    Phillip K Stern
  • Month of Loss Deficiency Reserves for Automobile Bodily Injury Losses Including Reserves for Incurred But Not Reported Claims
    David A Tapley
  • 'Workmen's Compensation Injury Table' and 'Standard Wage Distribution Table'--Their Development and Use in Workmen's Compensation Insurance Ratemaking [Discussion]
    J H Boyajian
  • 'Workmen's Compensation Injury Table' and 'Standard Wage Distribution Table'--Their Development and Use in Workmen's Compensation Insurance Ratemaking [Discussion]
    Laurence W Scammon
  • Notes on Noncancellable Health and Accident Ratemaking [Discussion]
    Ward Van Buren Hart
  • Notes on Noncancellable Health and Accident Ratemaking [Discussion]
    S W Gingery
  • History of Uniform Automobile Assigned Risk Plan [Discussion]
    Harold E Curry
  • A Review and Comparison of Workmen's Compensation Experience in New York State and Wisconsin [Discussion]
    Dunbar R Uhthoff
  • The Multiple-Line Principle [Discussion]
    Laurence H Longley-Cook
  • Observations on State Taxation of Casualty and Fire Insurance Companies [Discussion]
    Emma C Maycrink
  • Observations on State Taxation of Casualty and Fire Insurance Companies [Discussion]
    John A Resony
  • Statistics of the National Board of Fire Underwriters [Discussion]
    Clyde H Graves
CAS Forum
Harwayne, Frank. 1956. “A Review and Comparison of Workmen’s Compensation Experience in New York State and Wisconsin.” CAS Forum 1956 (November).
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