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Exchangeable mortality projection

European Actuarial Journal, 2019
The increasing of the life expectancy has serious financial implications. Changes in mortality need to be accurately predicted because the government policies, funds allocation for government services, pricing life annuities and reserve calculations have to be based on reliable mortality forecasting.
Vered Shapovalov, Zinoviy Landsman, Udi Makov   +2 more
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Projected mortality from injuries∗

Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1985
Illustrative projections of mortality from injuries, all accidents and motor vehicle crashes were developed based on current mortality rates. If exposure to existing injury sources is unchanged and unless more effective injury prevention countermeasures are employed, 8 million injury deaths may be expected to occur among the resident population of the ...
R A, Whitfield, P, Zador, D, Fife
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Projecting Mortality Trends

North American Actuarial Journal, 2004
Abstract The sustained reduction in mortality rates and its systematic underestimation has been attracting the significant interest of researchers in recent times because of its potential impact on population size and structure, social security systems, and (from an actuarial perspective) the life insurance and pensions industry worldwide.
Carlos Wong-Fupuy, Steven Haberman
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The Mortality Project

Mosaic: a journal for the interdisciplinary study of literature, 2015
These musings on mortality, gathered during my year of training and working as a hospice volunteer in New York City, trace the questions I had at the outset, the answers I was seeking, and the answers I received.
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Mortality Projections for Non-Converging Groups of Populations

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
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Lukas Josef Hahn, Marcus Christian Christiansen   +1 more
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The Mortality Aspect of Population Projections

Transactions of the Faculty of Actuaries, 1953
SynopsisThe paper takes as its basis the mortality aspect of population projections with particular reference to this aspect of the report by the Royal Commission on Population (Cmd. 7695), and the Reports and Selected Papers of the Statistics Committee published as Volume II of the Papers of the Royal Commission.The alternative assumptions regarding ...
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Projecting mortality for all countries [PDF]

, 1989
This report is an attempt to develop a method for projecting mortality trends in all countries into the future, both over the short term (for one or two decades) and over the long term (for one or two centuries). Two indicators are the focus of this exercise: life expectancy at birth and the infant mortality rate.
Bulatao, Rodolfo A., Bos, Eduard, Stephens, Patience W., My T. Vu   +3 more
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Models of Aging, Health, and Mortality, and Mortality/Health Projections

2011
As we saw, the life span of individuals is determined by a complex interplay of evolutionary, genetic, epigenetic, social/individual/ecological, and stochastic factors operating roughly within the limits of the genetic predispositions of these individuals.
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Projecting the impact of AIDS on mortality.

AIDS (London, England), 1998
To illustrate the magnitude of the impact of AIDS on projections of mortality, to explain the reasons for the differences in projections by major international organizations and to provide a simple approach to estimating the impact of AIDS on life expectancy.AIDS has already had significant impacts on mortality in a number of countries in the ...
J, Stover, P, Way
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Using SOM for Mortality Projection

2015
In this chapter, we discuss a framework based on self-organizing maps (SOMs) to explore the behavior of populations mortality rates and life expectancy. In particular, we show how to employ SOM clustering capabilities to construct coherent mortality rates, i.e., mortality rates that can be applied unchanged to a wide range of countries. In this way, we
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