Analysis of the Recent Actuarial Audit of the Ohio State Insurance Fund [Discussion]

1936 Mr. Greene made certain comparisons as to the experience by industry groups, between the States of Ohio, New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. He has seen fit to continue his attack on the monopolistic state funds. As far as I am concerned he can attach anything he wants to in the world, even tilt at windmills, as did a famous Don of old. When, however, he attacks the Ohio State Insurance Fund, and on the basis of my surveys and audits, the matter comes closer to home. He is directly and indirectly questioning the soundness of audits and surveys prepared by me in a professional capacity. It is therefore incumbent upon me to make a fitting reply, even if in doing so, I must respectfully point serious fallacies in Mr. Greene's reasoning, which result in invalidating his conclusions.