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1. 1979 Automobile Accident Reports: Do Driver Characteristics Support Rate Discrimination?
   Classifications/LOB-Auto Physical Damage...
2. A Pricing Model for New Vehicle Extended Warranties
   In this paper, we use a pure premium approach to price a new vehicle extended warranty...
3. A Review of the Current and Historical No-Fault Environment
   This article describes the evolution of no-fault insurance as well as the current no-fault environment in the various states...
4. A Stochastic Planning Model for the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia
   A stochastic planning model is a representation to an appropriate level of detail of all of the cash flows of an insurance company, where the variables are stochastic (randomly generated)...
5. A Study of the Bonus-Malus System
   This paper sets out to accomplish the following:
   
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6. A Test of Clinical Judgement Vs. Statistical Prediction in Loss Reserving for Commercial Auto Liability
   This paper is a case study of the quality of clinical judgment in loss reserving for Commercial Auto Liability in the U...
7. Accident Proneness
   As Bill Leslie has just pointed out, this is one of the two non-actuarial subjects that were taken up at the seminars yesterday afternoon...
8. Accidents or Crashes
   Highway safety involves more than educating drivers to avoid accidents...
9. Accounting for Individual Over-Dispersion in a Bonus-Malus Automobile Insurance System
   Individual automobile insurance claims are characterized by over-dispersion relative to the Poisson model...
10. Actuarial Implications of Texas Tort Reform
    Tort reforms are generally difficult to evaluate because historical claim loss data are rarely available in a format to facilitate analysis and because the tort reform itself may change plaintiff's behavior in a way that renders historical data unpredictive of the future...
11. Actuarial Note on the Credibility of Experience of a Single Private Passenger Car [Discussion]
    The authors are to be congratulated for their very valuable contribution to our knowledge of credibility...
12. Advantages of Calendar-Accident Year Experience and the Need for Appropriate Trend and Projection Factors in the Determination of Automobile Liability Rates; The
    The basic principles for automobile liability insurance rate making have been well presented by Mr...
13. Advantages of Calendar-Accident Year Experience and the Need forAppropriate Trend and Projection Factors in the Determination of AutomobileLiability Rates; The [Discussion]
    At a time when adverse underwriting results for automobile liability insurance, particularly for private passenger cars, are a subject of great concern to the insurance industry, Mr...
14. Allowance for Cost of Claims in Bonus-Malus Systems
    The objective of this paper is to make allowance for cost of claims in experience rating...
15. Analysis of Experience Rating; An, [Discussion]
    This paper is another valuable contribution by Glenn Meyers to the actuarial literature [ 11...
16. Analysis of the Use of Common Relativity Factors for Rating Automobile Coverages; An
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17. Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream?
    In writing private passenger automobile liability insurance there has always been a need for underwriters to select the good business and turn down the poor because the rate classification systems have never been perfect...
18. Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Discussion]
    Mr...
19. Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Discussion]
    Mr...
20. Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Discussion]
    At the seminar in which the paper was discussed, this writer sided with what appeared to be the consensus (although not unanimous) : that the coefficient of variation is a good measure of the efficiency of a classification system...
21. Any Room Left for Skimming the Cream? [Reply]
    The discussions have contributed some important points, most of which I heartily agree with but on some points I feel it would be helpful to offer some clarification...
22. Application of Game Theory to Some Problems in Automobile Insurance
    In this paper we shall study the problem of determining "correct" premium rates for sub-groups of an insurance collective...
23. Approach to the Analysis of Claims Experience in Motor Liability Excess of Loss Reinsurance
    In this paper motor liability insurance is considered from the viewpoint of an excess of loss reinsurer...
24. Approximation for the Testing of Private Passenger Liability Territorial Rate Levels Using Statewide Distribution of Classification Data, An
    The purpose of this paper is to explore the possibility of developing a method of testing private passenger liability territorial rate levels by substituting the statewide distribution of classification data for the actual distribution by rating territory...
25. Approximation for the Testing of Private Passenger Liability Territorial Rate Levels Using Statewide Distribution of Classification Data, An [Discussion]
    A study suggested by the theme of this paper should be of substantial interest beyond the circle of a few experts in the relatively narrow field of ratemaking...

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