Actuarial Techniques and Their Relations to Noninsurance Models

David G. Halmstad
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David G. Halmstad: Ridgefield, Connecticut

Operations Research, 1974, vol. 22, issue 5, 942-953

Abstract: Actuarial science is one of the oldest applications of mathematical principles to a branch of commerce, namely, insurance. This paper summarizes classic and modern areas of actuarial theory and relates them to traditional non-insurance techniques.

Date: 1974
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