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Mortality Trends of Males and Females over the Ages
populations, was that females had little choice but to care full time for the young, a pattern that persisted ... nineteenth-century life ex- pectancies in Europe as "the primary revolution"; the same could be said of the trends ...- Authors: Barnet N Berin, Aaron Tenenbein, George J Stolnitz
- Date: Oct 1989
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>General business skills; Technical Skills & Analytical Problem Solving
- Publication Name: Transactions of the SOA
- Topics: Demography>Mortality - Demography; Demography>Gender factors
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Maternity Benefits
"progressive patient care," providing progression through three levels of care--intensive care (with high per- ... ratios), intermediate care (normal present hospital services), and convalescent care (ambulatory hospital ...- Authors: Howard D Allen, John C Angle, Robert C Dowsett, Ralph H Goebel, James J Halloran, J Stanley Hill, Albion U Jenkins, W Allan Keltie, James Lee Lewis, Ernest J Moorhead, LaLander S Norman, Julia Augusta Oldenkamp, Paul T Rotter, William M Snell, William J Taylor, William T Tozer, Robert Walker, Colin Jack, William J November, A B Nelsen, Edwin B. Lancaster, Alfred L Buckman, B Franklin Blair, Alvin B Nelsen, Frank M Bristow, Willard A Thompson, William H Gilbert
- Date: Jan 1963
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Publication Name: Transactions of the SOA
- Topics: Demography>Gender factors; Health & Disability>Health insurance
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Mortality of Workers Entitled to Old-Age Benefits under OASDI
would usually imply also a lower level of medical care. Assume also, for simplicity, that the two categories ... lives. However, with the lower level of medical care, it is reasonable to assume that the category in ...- Authors: Francisco Bayo, Robert J Myers
- Date: Oct 1965
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Publication Name: Transactions of the SOA
- Topics: Demography>Gender factors; Experience Studies & Data>Mortality