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"Sources and Characteristics of the Principal Mortality Tables" (1919) offers a detailed examination of the data and methodologies used to construct mortality tables, which are essential tools in actuarial science and the insurance industry. Authored by Henry Moir and James Douglas Craig, this book delves into the origins and attributes of various mortality tables prevalent at the time, providing insights into their construction and application.

The book explores the demographic trends and statistical analyses underlying mortality predictions, offering a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing life expectancy. It remains a valuable resource for actuaries, insurance professionals, and anyone interested in the historical development of actuarial practices and demographic analysis. This book serves as a foundational text for understanding the complexities of mortality forecasting.

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