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Mortality Tables Giving the Same Policy Values
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 August 2016
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page 109 note * Sur les tables de mortalité qui conduisent aux mêmes réserves mathématiques. (Bulletin de l'Association des Actuaires Suisses, No. 23 [Aug. 1928].) We are indebted to Professor Steffensen for calling our attention to this paper, to Mr Lidstone for the translation, and to the Association for permission to publish it. Readers may be referred to Professor Steffensen's treatment of the subject in his First Lecture, para. 7, pp. 9–11, and to Mr Lidstone's Notes, J.I.A. Vol. LXI, pp. 343–5. [EDS. J.I.A.]
page 109 note † Schaertlin, Über die Reserverechnung mit Bruttoprämien (Assekuranz-Jahrbuch, herausgegeben von A. Ehrenzweig, 11 Jahrgang, 11. Teil, S. 14). Wien, 1890.
page 110 note * Rapport du Bureau fédéral des assurances sur les entreprises privées en matière d'assurances en Suisse; années 1906, 1907 and 1908. Berne, en commission chez A. Francke, 1908, 1909 and 1910.
page 110 note † Text-Book, Part 11 (Life Contingencies), 1st or 2nd edition, by G. King, chap, xvIII, paras. 48–68, pp. 333–9; Life Contingencies, E. F. Spurgeon, chap, vI, paras. 26–29, pp. 112–16. [TRANSLATOR'S NOTE. The investigation seems to be due in substance to T. B. Sprague, J.I.A. Vol. XXI, pp. 103 et seq. (1878).]
page 111 note * In this formula Spurgeon's book misprints a x for a x+1.