Journal Volume Index 01-40
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This volume serves as a comprehensive index to the first forty volumes of the journal published by the Institute of Actuaries (Great Britain). Covering the period from the journal's inception, the 'Journal Volume Index 01-40' offers a detailed guide to a wealth of actuarial knowledge, discussions, and insights from the mid-19th century. It is an invaluable resource for researchers, historians of finance, and anyone interested in the development of actuarial science and the insurance industry. The index provides easy access to key articles, debates, and statistical analyses presented within the journal, reflecting the evolving landscape of actuarial practice and thought during this formative period.
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