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Now you can search for articles in back issues of Contingencies from July/August 2000 to the present. Simply type in subject words, author's name, or article title in the box at right and click Search. |
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Asbestos and the Laws of Newton"An object in motion tends to remain in motion ...." Judging from the state of asbestos litigation today, Sir Isaac Newton was far ahead of his time when he formulated his famous laws. An Actuary in CairoTeaching budding actuaries in Cairo is a stimulating way to cap off an already stimulating actuarial career. This article is accompanied by the sidebar: SPECIAL SECTION: Software Directory |
How Do You Define Professionalism? Let Me Count the WaysThe Canadian Institute of Actuaries puts the public interest first, and puts it in writing. Can Education Substitute for Actuarial Exams? Evidence and Policy ImplicationsActuarial exams are notoriously difficult. Does that keep otherwise well qualified math students from the actuarial profession? This article features the sidebar "Actuarial Boot Camp" 
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