Life-contingency Tables, Part 1 |
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Actuaries admission admitted adopted afforded already Amicable annual Annuity appears application arising arranged assigned data Assurance Societies Assured Lives average average duration become calculation Calculus of Finite Calendar Cent chances claims close collective column combined commencing Committee common compared comparison complete comprised connection consequently considered construction continuation death decennial deduced denoted determined difference equal Equitable example Expectation Experience experienced expressed Finite Differences former function graduated greater increased indicated inserted integral rate intervals involving less logarithms Male population means method Napierian logarithm necessary nominated Observations obtained obvious occurring opinions original particular passing periods persons Policies preceding present prevailing principle probabilities of living progression proportion rate of mortality ratio reason recent referred RELATION TO TABLE relative represent respect shown similar sufficient supposed survivors Tables of Mortality taken termination Thousand value of selection year's mortality
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Page 2 - It is possible that death may be the consequence of two generally co-existing causes ; the one chance, without previous disposition to death, or deterioration ; the other a deterioration, or an increased inability to withstand destruction.
Page 3 - ... the average exhaustion of a man's power to avoid death to be such that at the end of equal infinitely small intervals of time, he lost equal portions of his remaining power to oppose destruction, which he had at the commencement of these intervals," for which secondary cause the intensity of mortality increases in geometrical progression.
Page x - Farren concludes that the rates of mortality of persons insured, "would not particularly differ from those prevailing among the male population at large, taken indiscriminately without regard to health.
Page xi - Directors that arc thought very eligible at the time, in cases where they are not aware of any specific objection to the life proposed. Besides, it is to be considered that of the number in a Society at any one tune but a small proportion can have been recently admitted, and in a few years from the time of admission the me-wbert will generally have come down to the common arerage of persons of UK same ayes."] Mr.
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| Title | Life-contingency Tables, Part 1 |
| Author | Edwin James Farren |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1850 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | May 23, 2006 |
| Length | 19 pages |
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