The first four papers in this volume address benefit system policy matters, and the last ten papers address the pricing, regulation, and potential insolvency of workers' compensation insurance.
Within each general area, the papers are arranged in such a way that the first papers address broad issues of workers' compensation benefits and prices; the later papers address issues which are more specific in nature. The first four papers address:
* the determinants of the level of workers' compensation benefit level;
* the determinants of the shape and location of a loss distribution; and
* the factors that affect the propensity of temporary total disabilities to become permanent disabilities.
Within each general area, the papers are arranged in such a way that the first papers address broad issues of workers' compensation benefits and prices; the later papers address issues which are more specific in nature. The first four papers address:
* the determinants of the level of workers' compensation benefit level;
* the determinants of the shape and location of a loss distribution; and
* the factors that affect the propensity of temporary total disabilities to become permanent disabilities.
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