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142 WHY LARGER RISKS HAVE SMALLER INSURANCE CHARGESEXHIBIT 2Sheet 3
WHY LARGER RISKS HAVE SMALLER INSURANCE CHARGES 143EXHIBIT 3Sheet 1Poisson Limited Expected Values and PartialsLimit = 3:000Numerical Numerical Theoretical1st Partial 2nd Partial 2nd PartialMean LEV of LEV of LEV of LEV0.300 0.300 0.9880.600 0.596 0.959 ¡0:099 ¡0:0990.900 0.884 0.910 ¡0:163 ¡0:1651.200 1.157 0.845 ¡0:215 ¡0:2171.500 1.410 0.770 ¡0:250 ¡0:2511.800 1.641 0.690 ¡0:267 ¡0:2682.100 1.848 0.609 ¡0:269 ¡0:2702.400 2.031 0.531 ¡0:261 ¡0:2612.700 2.191 0.458 ¡0:245 ¡0:2453.000 2.328 0.391 ¡0:224 ¡0:2243.300 2.445 0.330 ¡0:201 ¡0:2013.600 2.544 0.277 ¡0:177 ¡0:1773.900 2.627 0.231 ¡0:154 ¡0:1544.200 2.697 0.191 ¡0:132 ¡0:1324.500 2.754 0.158 ¡0:113 ¡0:1124.800 2.801 0.129 ¡0:095 ¡0:0955.100 2.840 0.105 ¡0:079 ¡0:0795.400 2.872 0.085 ¡0:066 ¡0:0665.700 2.897 0.069 ¡0:055 ¡0:0546.000 2.918
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VOLUME XCII NUMBERS 176 and 177PROC
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FOREWORDActuarial science originate
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OBITUARIESROBERT GRANT ESPIECLYDE H
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