The Actuarial Problems of the 1920 National Revision of Workmen's Compensation Insurance Rates and the Solutions Developed by the Actuarial Committee of the National Council [Discussion]

When a participant in committee work attempts to discuss a record of the problems that it has had to solve, such as the record which Mr. Mowbray has submitted of the work of the Actuarial Committee, and particularly where the practice has been to handle each problem in a manner which would meet with unanimous approval, it might be possible to approach the task in an unfriendly and adversely critical way, but it certainly would not be normal. The few comments which follow will accordingly be more in the nature of suggestions of certain elaboragons which, in the opinion of the writer, would lend additional value to Mr. Mowbray's paper, with an occasional recommendation as to the form of presentation.