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The contents of the book includes –
1. Costs and Prices of Workers’ Compensation Insurance, by David Appel and Philip S. Borba.
2. Labor Market Theory and the Distribution of Workers’ Compensation Losses, by Richard J. Butler and John D. Worrall
3. Disability-Related Categories: An Alternative to Wage Loss Benefits for Injured Workers, by James Lambrinos and William G. Johnson
4. Compensating Victims of Occupational Diseases: Can we Structure an Effective Policy? By Harris Schlesinger and Emilio C. Venezian.
5. Experience Rating Matters, by John D. Worrall and Richard J. Butler
6. The Relationship Between Standard Premium Loss Rations and Firm Size in Workers’ Compensation Insurance, by Scott E. Harrington
7. The Impact of Open Competition in Michigan on the Employers’ Cost of Workers’ Compensation, by H. Allan Hunt, Alan B. Krueger, and John F. Burton, Jr.
8. Incorporating Risk in Insurance Guaranty Fund Premiums, by J. David Cummins
9. The Pricing of Reinsurance Contracts, by Neil A. Doherty.
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