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THE INTERNIST AND LIFE INSURANCE
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1954Excerpt Life insurance and the practice of medicine, particularly internal medicine, are interconnected in almost numberless ways.
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2010
A short description of the main features of life insurance products is provided in this Section, which mainly aims at paving the way to premium calculation and other quantitative assessments.
Ermanno Pitacco, Annamaria Olivieri
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A short description of the main features of life insurance products is provided in this Section, which mainly aims at paving the way to premium calculation and other quantitative assessments.
Ermanno Pitacco, Annamaria Olivieri
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1990
Consider m lives with initial ages x 1, x 2, ... , x m . For simplicity we denote the future lifetime of the kth life, T(x k )in the notation of Chapter 2, by T k (k =1, ... , m). On the basis of these m elements we shall define a status u with a future lifetime T(u). We shall accordingly denote by t p u the conditional probability that the status u is
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Consider m lives with initial ages x 1, x 2, ... , x m . For simplicity we denote the future lifetime of the kth life, T(x k )in the notation of Chapter 2, by T k (k =1, ... , m). On the basis of these m elements we shall define a status u with a future lifetime T(u). We shall accordingly denote by t p u the conditional probability that the status u is
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Mathematics and Life Insurance
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1920(1920). Mathematics and Life Insurance. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 27, No. 7-9, pp. 291-299.
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UTMS Journal of Economics, 2013
The aim of the paper that treats the actuarial model of insurance in case of survival or early death is to show the actuarial methods and methodology for creating a model and an appropriate number of sub-models of the most popular form of life insurance in the world.
Sain, Zeljko, Selimovic, Jasmina
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The aim of the paper that treats the actuarial model of insurance in case of survival or early death is to show the actuarial methods and methodology for creating a model and an appropriate number of sub-models of the most popular form of life insurance in the world.
Sain, Zeljko, Selimovic, Jasmina
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Optimal Life Insurance: Comment
The Journal of Finance, 1975IN A RECENT issue of this Journal, Fortune [1] published a paper purporting to provide a theoretical foundation for the analysis of optimal expenditure on life insurance. The purpose of this comment is to show that Fortune's model has certain formal implications which are so at variance with conventional assumptions about human preferences as to ...
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Journal of the American Association of University Teachers of Insurance, 1948
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Journal of the American Association of University Teachers of Insurance, 1949
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Life insurance with life annuity
2003We saw in Chapter 1 that a basic feature of human life is that the consumption path is much smoother than the earning path; people consume even when they do not, earn. Another, equally important, characteristic is the so-called longevity risk that is, the date of the death of any person is known in advance neither to him nor to others.
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