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The Components of Mortality

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Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management Probability and Statistical Research Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications

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No mortality curve appears yet to have been devised which both fits the national statistics at all ages, and also has a simple philosophical explanation. The object of this paper may be stated as being the building up of a new mortality curve from its component parts, as many as possible of these parts having a philosophical background, and the whole being applicable to the national data.

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