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The perils of pay variability: Determinants of worker aversion to variable compensation in low- and middle-wage jobs. [PDF]

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Cameron LD, Meuris J.
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Strengthening Health Financing Research to Advance Universal Health Coverage: Gaps, Opportunities, and Policy Imperatives for the Philippines. [PDF]

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de Claro V, Villar WL, Sabulao M.
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Federal Reserve as Reinsurer of Last Resort via Reinsurer Premium Allocations

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Review: Arthur Hunter, Net Premiums and Reserves on Joint Life Policies

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The retrospective premium reserve

Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, 1990
Abstract For an ordinary single- or multiple-decrement life insurance policy, there is essentially only one retrospective premium reserve and its definition is given in standard textbooks on life contingencies. By contrast, for a multi-state policy, each state has its own retrospective (as well as its own prospective) reserve, there is considerable ...
Jan M Hoem
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On occupation times for a risk process with reserve-dependent premium

Stochastic Models, 2002
Consider a risk reserve process under which the reserve can generate interest.
S N Chiu, Chuancun Yin
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Some premium reserve methods related to Lidstone's

Scandinavian Actuarial Journal, 1958
Abstract Lidstone's group method, which applies to endowment assurances, is based on the approximation, where a n−t and bn−t depend only on n−t . For a valuatIOn group, consisting of policies with the same unexpired terms, n−t , the mean maturity age y + n is given by the equation, W denoting S or P. Inserting here values by (1) om both sides we arrive
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Calculation of Ruin Probabilities when the Premium Depends on the Current Reserve

Scandinavian Actuarial Journal, 1989
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to show how the ruin probability can be found for a compound Poisson risk process with a general premium rate p(r) depending on the reserve r, and it is illustrated how the probability of ruin can be calculated using a simple numerical method.
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The Krugerrand premium—an optimal strategy for the Reserve Bank

Investment Analysts Journal, 1984
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Property insurance, quality and reservation premium: A note

Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, 1984
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d'Ursel, Laurent, Lauwers, Marc
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