Morbidity Table

In actuarial analysis, a table of the likelihood a person of a certain age, health or occupation will be injured or become sick in the next year. This is important in determining one's eligibility for many insurance plans. See also: Mortality table.

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Insurance companies routinely analyze huge volumes of data related to workplace claim and injury data, workers' compensation, aggregated exposures with respect to catastrophic events, mortality and morbidity tables used in life and health insurance, loss, construction, fire protection and historical weather.

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