A table used to estimate the life expectancy of men and women in a certain age groups.
Table or chart indicating life and death probabilities at various ages.
A listing of the mortality experience of individuals by age and sex used to estimate how long a male or female of a given age is expected to live. The mortality table is the basis for calculating the risk factor, which in turn determines the gross premium rate.
The instrument used to measure the probabilities of life and death. It can be likened to the march of an imaginary generation through time.
an actuarial table indicating life expectancy and probability of death as a function or age and sex and occupation etc
a chart summarizing the life span of a large number of people
a mathematical construction that shows the number of people alive (based on the assumptions used to build the table) at a given age
A table statistically representing the death rates at various ages.
A table that presents expected death rates by individual age. The death rates vary from one mortality table to another depending upon the type of experience on which the data is based. Large insurance companies will often develop their own mortality tables based on experience under their own policies.
A statistical table showing a death rate (probability of death) at each age and sex.
A table showing the incidence of death at specified ages. NAIC Model Regulations The National Association of Insurance Commissioners issues and amends a body of model laws and regulations governing long term care insurance as a guide to state legislation and regulation of long term care insurance. Most states have adopted all or a portion of these standards.
A statistical table indicating how long, on the average, people of every age group (usually from 1 to 100) are expected to live.
A chart showing how many members of a group, starting at a certain age, will be alive at each succeeding age. It is used to calculate the probability of dying in, or surviving through, any period, and for determining the value of an annuity. To be appropriate for a specific group, it should be based on the experience of individuals having common characteristics, including such variables as sex and occupation.
The instrument by means of which are measured the probabilities of life and death. A mortality table, based on large groups of people covering a long period of time, shows death rates, compiled for all ages.
Shows the number of persons living, dying and the death rate starting at a certain age by year. It is used to calculate the probability of dying in, or surviving through any period.
A table that shows the frequency of death at specified ages. Occupational Hazard A condition in an occupation that increases the peril of sickness, death or accident. It normally will require a higher premium.
A table showing the incidence of death at specified ages. Non- medical Insurance A contract of life insurance underwritten on the basis of an insured's statement of his health with no medical examination required.
A chart used by insurance companies that shows the rate of death among given groups of people categorized by age.
A table or chart listing the probabilities of death occurring at various ages.
a table showing the mathematical probability of death. It is developed from statistics of the deaths of millions of people over long periods of time.
A table that gives the average number of deaths per age group for both men and women. A determining factor when figuring up a premium rate.
A statistical table showing the probability of death (death rate) at each age.
A table showing the incidence of death at specified ages. It shows the number of persons in each age group that die, expressed in terms of deaths per thousand, and based on the deaths in a population of a million persons.
A statistical table showing the death rate at each age, usually expressed as so many per thousand.
A statistical table indicating the probability of death for each age.
A statistical table showing the likelihood of death at any particular age.
"The instrument by means of which are measured the probabilities of life and death". It can be likened to the march of an imaginary generation through time.
A table showing the statistical death rate for every age.
An actuarial table based on mortality statistics over a number of years.
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A chart that displays the incidence of death among a given group of people categorized by age.
A statistical table showing the rate of death at each age in terms of the number of deaths per thousand, indicating the probability of a certain number of people from a group dying in a given year. Insurance companies and the IRS use mortality (actuarial) tables to establish premiums for different age groups, to base life estates, and annuity valuations.
A statistical table showing the death rate of people at each age, usually expressed as the number of deaths per thousand.