Vol. 1960, 1960November 16, 1960 EDT
The Negative Binomial Applied to the Canadian Merit Rating Plan for Individual Automobile Risks
The Negative Binomial Applied to the Canadian Merit Rating Plan for Individual Automobile Risks
Charles C Hewitt,
Articles in Vol. 1960, 1960
Vol. 1960, 1960
- Two Studies in Automobile Insurance RatemakingRobert A BaileyLeRoy J Simon
- Negative Binomial and Poisson Distributions ComparedLeRoy J Simon
- Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream?Robert A Bailey
- Automobile Merit Rating and Inverse ProbabilitiesLester B Dropkin
- A New Approach to Infant and Juvenile MortalityCharles C Hewitt
- The Negative Binomial Applied to the Canadian Merit Rating Plan for Individual Automobile RisksCharles C Hewitt
- Multiple Coverage Experience Rating PlanEldon J Klaassen
- The Census MethodLaurence H Longley-Cook
- Coverage and Underwriting Aspects of Burglary InsuranceWalker S RichardsonRichard J Wolfrum
- The Rating of Crop-Hail InsuranceRichard J Roth
- A Review Of The Experience Of Massachusetts; Workmen's Compensation Experience Rated Risks [Discussion]Russell P Goddard
- Automobile Physical Damage Ratemaking [Discussion]Charles L Niles
- Actuarial Note on the Credibility of Experience of a Single Private Passenger Car [Discussion]William J Hazam
- Some Considerations on Automobile Rating Systems Utilizing Individual Driving Records, [Discussion]Robert A Bailey
- The Actuarial Aspects of Blue Cross Plans [Discussion]Mark Kormes
- The Actuarial Aspects of Blue Cross Plans [Reply]Edward J Faust
- Merit Rating in Private Passenger Automobile Liability Insurance and the California Driver Record Study [Discussion]John H Muetterties
- Merit Rating in Private Passenger Automobile Liability Insurance and the California Driver Record Study [Reply]Frank Harwayne
- Multiple Peril Rating Problems--Some Statistical Considerations [Discussion]Paul M Otteson
- A Comparison of Auto Liability Experience Under a Compulsory Law and Under Financial Responsibility Laws [Discussion]Laurence W Scammon
- OASDI Cost Estimates and Valuations [Discussion]W R Williamson
- OASDI Cost Estimates and Valuations [Reply]Robert J Myers
- Credibility of 10/20 Experiences As Compared with 5/10 Experiences [Discussion]Martin Bondy
- Commutation Functions for Individual Policies Providing for Hospital, Surgical, and Medical Care Benefits After Retirement [Discussion]J J Smick
- Commutation Functions for Individual Policies Providing for Hospital, Surgical, and Medical Care Benefits After Retirement [Discussion]Mark Kormes
- Towards Statistically Based Fidelity Rates [Discussion]John W Wieder
- The Compensation Experience Rating Plan- A Current Review [Discussion]Ralph M MarshallLuther L Tarbell
- The Compensation Experience Rating Plan- A Current Review [Discussion]Roger A Johnson
- Two Studies in Automobile Insurance Ratemaking [Discussion]D B Martin
- Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Discussion]Jeffery T LangeR M Muniz
- Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Discussion]LeRoy J Simon
- Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Discussion]Lewis H Roberts
- Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Reply]Robert A Bailey
- A New Approach to Infant and Juvenile Mortality [Discussion]Allen L Mayerson
- Multiple Coverage Experience Rating Plan [Discussion]L L Tarbell Jr
- The Census Method [Discussion]Harmon T Barber
- The Rating of Crop-Hail Insurance [Discussion]William J Hazam
- The Theory of Private Passenger Automobile Merit RatingHarmon T Barber
- Practical Aspects of Automobile Merit RatingWilliam S Gillam
- Rate Making and Statistics for Multiple Peril PoliciesErnest T Berkeley
- Premiums and Reserves on Non-Cancellable and Guaranteed Renewable A&S PoliciesJohn H Miller
- Automobile Merit RatingThomas O Carlson
- Guaranteed Renewable Automobile InsuranceLeo M Stankus
- Hospital and Surgical Benefits for Persons Age 65- Private Insurance or Social SecurityHarold J LaCroix
- Statistics for Rating and ResearchNorman J Bennett
Hewitt, Charles C. 1960. “The Negative Binomial Applied to the Canadian Merit Rating Plan for Individual Automobile Risks.” CAS Forum 1960 (November).