mortality table
noun[C]
INSURANCEukus→life table
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mortality table
In addition to the number of lives remaining at each age, amortalitytabletypically provides various probabilities associated with the development of these values.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Using a slightly worsemortalitytable, the effective salary cut is still within the 7% to 6% salary cut range in terms of value given up.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The impacts ofmortalitytableand backcasting indicated that our methodology likely understates deferred compensation.
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Amortalitytableand an interest rate yield curve are required to determine the value of the benefits for this process.
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One is whether the unfunded liability is related to benefits accrued before 1988 or 1995, or to changes in themortalitytableused to determine contributions.
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In addition to the use of an outdatedmortalitytable, it is possible that their results are also being affected by a small and non-representative sample of annuity quotes.
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If numerically inclined, today's reader will be disappointed by the analysis and discussion (for example the failure to separate immunized from non-immunized mice in themortalitytable).
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Themortalitytablehere given is an example of modern use.
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This general form of themortalitytableremains in use as the natural and best for such collections of facts.
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Is the concession as to the lastmortalitytablein addition to that?
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