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WRIA 1998 Annual Meeting Program
WRIA Annual Meeting
Westin Maui Hotel, Kaanapali Beach
Maui, HI
January 7-11, 1998
Wednesday, January 7
Check in at hotel
WRIA Registration from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Thursday, January 8
7:30-12:00 Registration
8:00-9:15
Session #1 - Property-Casualty Risk Management
Moderator: Nancy Bell, Washington State University
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Evan Mills, "Energy Efficient Technology
as a New Tool for Insurance Loss Prevention"
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Peter M. Ellis, "The Nature of the
Price of Property-Casualty Insurance"
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Billie A. Brotman, "Flood Insurance:
Economic Implications of Hazard-Based Deductibles"
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Richard MacMinn, "On Corporate Risk
Management and Insurance"
9:15-9:30 Coffee Break
9:30-10:45
Session #2 - Insurance Economics and Finance
Moderator: James Trieschmann, University of Georgia
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William L. Ferguson, James Barrese, and
David Levy, "The Cost of Biased Insurer Ratings"
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Michael Theil, "Capital Investment
of Insurance Companies in Austria and Germany"
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Beverly J. Frickel, "Profitability
of Property and Liability Insurance Companies"
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Evis Kellezi and Henri Louberge', "New
Methods to Diversify Risks: An Assessment"
10:45-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:15
Session #3 - Issues in Life and Health Insurance
Moderator: Bruce Palmer
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Helen I. Doerpinghaus and Sandra G. Gustavson,
"The Demand for Long Term Care Insurance"
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James S. Trieschmann, "Effects of
Demographic Changes on the Life-Health-Annuity Industry"
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James M. Carson and Mark D. Forster, "The
Marginal Annual Life Insurance Policy Yield"
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Anne E. Kleffner and Alli Nathan, "Competitiveness
of Canadian Life Insurance Companies"
12:00 Rest of the Day Free
12:00 - 2:00
WRIA Board Meeting
6:00 p.m. - 7:30
Cocktail Party
Friday, January 9
9:00-11:00 Registration (continued)
8:00-9:15
Session #4 - Insurance Industry, Perceptions, and Pedagogy
Moderator: Arnold Shapiro, Penn State University
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Nancy Bell, "Strengths and Weaknesses
of Our Graduates: Implications of an Employer Survey"
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Barry D. Smith and Judy Elmore Maese, "Diversity
Trends in the Insurance Industry"
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William J. Warfel, "Creating Visibility
for Insurance and Risk Management Programs in High Schools"
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Harvey W. Rubin, "Insurance Perceptions
of the Undergraduate and Graduate College Student"
9:15-9:30 Coffee Break
9:30-10:45
Session #5 - Insurance Law and Regulation I
Moderator: Anne Kleffner, University of Calgary
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Robert G. Works, "Claims-Made Liability
Triggers in the Courts: A Taxonomy of Policy Formats and the
Legal Problems They Pose"
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David T. Russell, "Regulation of Life
Insurer Investment Activity: Why Shouldn't Life Insurers Invest
More in Common Stocks?"
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Joseph A. Fields, Linda Klein, and James
Sfridis, "The Wealth Effects of Election versus Appointment
of Insurance Commissioners"
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Vivica Pierre, "Expert Testimony and
Federal Rule of Evidence 703: California Law and Recent Cases"
10:45-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:00
Session #6 - Insurance Research and Methodologies
Moderator: David Russell, Illinois State University
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Arnold F. Shapiro, "A Hitchhiker's
Guide to Nonlinear Techniques"
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Phillip T. Kolbe and Michael J. McNamara,
"Publication Frequency in Risk and Insurance Journals"
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Karl C. Ennsfellner, "The Quality
Management System According to ISO 9001 in the Insurance Industry"
12:10
WRIA sponsored Luncheon
1:00-1:30
Business Meeting
Saturday, January 10
8:15-9:15
Session #7 - Insurance Fraud, Economics, and Finance
Moderator: James Kallman
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Thomas L. Heflin and Patricia A Cheshier,
"The Class of 2000 - Preparing the Risk Management and
Insurance Employee For the 21st Century"
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Robert E. Hoyt, Theodore Christensen, and
Jeffrey Paterson, "Incentives for Earnings Management
in the P-L Insurance Industry and the Informativeness of Earnings"
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Bruce Palmer, "Income Replacement
Ratios: The 1997 RETIRE Project Report"
9:15-9:30 Coffee Break
9:30-10:45
Session #8 - Risk Management
Moderator: Harvey Rubin, Louisiana State University
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James Kallman, "Loss Control Project
Decision Models for the Construction Industry"
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Larry Nitz, "Certificates of Insurance"
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Barry B. Schweig, Juli-Ann Gasper, and
Hamdi Bilici, "An Analysis of the Insurance Available
to Handle the Year 2000 Computer Problem"
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Ajay Kumar and Jack Gordon, "Integrated
Risk Management"
10:45-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:15
Session #9 - Insurance Law and Regulation II
Moderator: Rob Hoyt, University of Georgia
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Donald W. Hardigree, David Hames, and Robert
Alberts, "Employment-Related Legal Obligations: Anti-Discrimination
Laws"
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Joseph J. Launie and William P. Jennings,
"Differential Burdens of Punitive Damages"
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William R. Feldhaus, "Assessing the
Impact of Commercial Lines Deregulation on State Insurance
Guaranty Funds"
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