Abstract
As the reviewers perceived, I had a modest objective in mind when I wrote this paper. The objective was to illustrate, by a detailed examination of a simple model, the profound difficulties involved in attempting to establish the superiority of any particular social insurance funding method by a chain of purely mathematical reasoning; even when this reasoning proceeds from apparently plausible assumptions. The two reviewers have contributed to the achievement of this objective in a more colorful and forceful fashion than I did.
Volume
LVI
Page
114-117
Year
1969
Categories
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Capital Management
Practice Areas
Governmental Agencies
Business Areas
Other Lines of Business
Publications
Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society