Monographs

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• Casualty
• Financial reporting
• Health
• Medicare
• Pensions
• Social Security
• Archives

Casualty

Overview of Asbestos Claim Issues and Trends, by the Mass Tort Work Group (December 2001)

Where Do We Go Post-TRIA? by the Extreme Events Committee (May 2004)

Terrorism Insurance Coverage in the Aftermath of September 11th, by the Extreme Events Committee (May 2002)

Overview of Asbestos Issues and Trends, by the Mass Tort Work Group (December 2001)

Insurance Industry Catastrophe Management Practices, by the Catastrophe Management Work Group (June 2001)

The Workers' Compensation System: An Analysis of Past, Present and Potential Future Crises, by the Workers? Compensation Work Group (Spring 2000)

Reserving for Abestos, Pollution, and Other Mass-Tort Liabilities, by the Environmental Liabilities Work Group (March 1997)

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Financial reporting

Role of the Actuary Under Federal Insurance Regulation (April 2003)

Fair Valuation of Insurance Liabilities: Principles and Methods(September 2002)

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Health

The Impact of Consumer-Driven Health Plans on Health Care Costs (January 2004)

Group and Health Coveragein the Wake of Sepember 11 (December 2002)

Genetic Information and Medical Expense Insurance (June 2000)

• The Bottom Line on Genetic Information and Medical Expense Insurance

Long-Term Care: Actuarial Issues in Designing Voluntary Federal-Private LTC Insurance Programs(January 1999)

• The Bottom Line on a Public/Private Partnership on Long Term Care Insurance

Tax Reform and the Impact on Employee Benefits, by the Task Force on Tax Reform (Spring 1997)

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Medicare

Medicare Reform Options (June 2007)

Providing Prescription Drug Coverage for Medicare Beneficiaries (July 2000)

• The Bottom Line on Providing Prescription Drug Coverage for Medicare Beneficiaries

Evaluating the Fiscal Soundness of Medicare (July 2000)

• The Bottom Line on Evaluating the Fiscal Soundness of Medicare

Medicare Reform: Using Private Sector Competition Strategies (April 2000)

• The Bottom Line on Medicare Reform: Using Private Sector Competition Strategies

Actuarial Issues in the Expansion of Beneficiary Options Under Medicare+Choice (January 1999)

• The Bottom Line on Actuarial Issues in the Expansion of Beneficiary Options Under Medicare+Choice

Financing the Retirement of Future Generations (1998)

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Pensions

Financing the Retirement of Future Generations (1998)

Tax Reform and the Impact on Employee Benefits (1997)

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Social Security

Social Security Reform Options (January 2007)

Financing the Retirement of Future Generations (1998)

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