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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1961, 1961November 15, 1961 EDT

Mathematical Limits to the Judgement Factor in Fire Schedule Rating

Kenneth L McIntosh,
RatemakingLoss Development

Articles in Vol. 1961, 1961

Vol. 1961, 1961
  • Reserves for Reopened Claims on Workmen's Compensation
    Rafal J Balcarek
  • A Study of the Size of an Assigned Risk Plan
    Frank Harwayne
  • Costs of Hospital Benefits for Retired Employees
    Murray W Latimer
  • Fitting Negative Binomial Distributions by the Method of Maximum Likelihood
    LeRoy J Simon
  • Experience Rating Reassessed
    Robert A Bailey
  • Recent Trends and Innovations in Individual Hospital Insurance
    M Eugene Blumenfeld
  • Observations on the Latest Reported Stock Insurance Company Expenses for1960
    Frank Harwayne
  • Patterns of Serious Illness Insurance
    Mark Kormes
  • Mathematical Limits to the Judgement Factor in Fire Schedule Rating
    Kenneth L McIntosh
  • An Actuarial Analysis of a Prospective Experience Rating Approach for Group Hospital Surgical Medical Coverage
    George E McLean
  • Automobile Merit Rating and Inverse Probabilities by L. B. Dropkin [Discussion]
    Donald C Weber
  • A New Approach to Infant and Juvenile Morality [Discussion]
    Allen L Mayerson
  • The Negative Binomial Applied to the Canadian Merit Rating Plan [Discussion]
    O D Dickerson
  • The Negative Binomial Applied to the Canadian Merit Rating Plan for Individual Automobile Risks [Reply]
    Charles C Hewitt
  • Coverage and Underwriting Aspects of Burglary Insurance [Discussion]
    Thomas E Murrin
  • Reserves for Reopened Claims on Workmen's Compensation [Discussion]
    Ruth E Salzmann
  • A Study of the Size of an Assigned Risk Plan [Discussion]
    Paul S Liscord
  • Costs of Hospital Benefits for Retired Employees [Discussion]
    Allen D Pinney
  • Costs of Hospital Benefits for Retired Employees [Discussion]
    Robert J Myers
  • Fitting Negative Binomial Distributions by the Method of Maximum Likelihood [Discussion]
    Martin Bondy
  • Current Problems in Compensation Insurance
    Russell P Goddard
  • Rate Making for Package Policies
    LeRoy J Simon
  • Accident Proneness
    Ernest T Berkeley
  • Marketing Research
    Laurence H Longley-Cook
  • Reinsurance
    Paul M Otteson
  • Reports for Management
    Clarence S Coates
  • Schedule Rating in Fire Insurance
    Robert L Hurley
  • The Problem of Substandard Automobile Risks
    Frank Harwayne
CAS Forum
McIntosh, Kenneth L. 1961. “Mathematical Limits to the Judgement Factor in Fire Schedule Rating.” CAS Forum 1961 (November).
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