Insurance and Risk Theory 1986
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-4620-0_3
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“…Following Pitacco (1986) and Bacinello (1988) the model is focused on a given individual in regard to two events, death or becoming disabled. There are two ways to simulate an individual's lifespan in a simulation: method A is to randomize whether an individual dies or becomes disabled every year until death; or method B which is to randomize the age at death and the age at disability.…”
Section: Vulnerability Of Pension Fund Balances óLafur íSleifssonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following Pitacco (1986) and Bacinello (1988) the model is focused on a given individual in regard to two events, death or becoming disabled. There are two ways to simulate an individual's lifespan in a simulation: method A is to randomize whether an individual dies or becomes disabled every year until death; or method B which is to randomize the age at death and the age at disability.…”
Section: Vulnerability Of Pension Fund Balances óLafur íSleifssonmentioning
confidence: 99%