This publication provides tables of factors which may be used to approximate investment management costs under various scenarios.
Authors: Corey Plover, Hugh Sarjeant
Published: July 21, 2009
DownloadThis paper uses 2003-04 Household Expenditure Survey data to suggest dependency percentages for survivors in different types of two-parent family, where one of the parents dies, and for one-parent families, where the parent dies. These percentages may provide a starting point for assessment of damages for economic loss by survivors of a deceased earner.
Authors: Hugh Sarjeant, Paul Thomson
Published: April 7, 2009
DownloadThis publication provides loss ratios by state, based on APRA Half Yearly General Insurance Bulletin. The loss ratios are calculated as the ratio of claims cost to earned premium.
Author: Hugh Sarjeant
Published: February 13, 2009
DownloadThis document provides estimates of reasonable deductions for unemployment, sickness, disability and strikes by age and sex by occupation group.
Authors: Richard Cumpston, Hugh Sarjeant
Published: June 28, 2005
DownloadThe use of discount rates and life tables is important in many cases where future economic loss is to be determined. This article looks at what they mean, the reasons they are used, and the impact of recent changes to statutory discount rates.
Authors: Hugh Sarjeant, Paul Thomson
Published: April 7, 2006
DownloadThis contains our estimates of essential personal expenditure. This is important when calculating economic loss suffered by the dependents of a deceased person.
Authors: Richard Cumpston, Hugh Sarjeant
Published: May 7, 2001
DownloadThis is a note prepared as a background to a presentation by Hugh Sarjeant to AHURI "Housing Futures in Australia". It addresses the extent to which the cost of residential aged care can be met from house assets.
Author: Hugh Sarjeant
Published: June 28, 2005
DownloadThis paper was presented at the Productivity Commission Conference The Policy Implications of the Ageing of Australia's Population, Melbourne, March 18-19 1999. The paper estimates the level of future liabilities for aged care, and considers some means by which other sources of funding could be developed to lessen reliance on current expenditures to meet these liabilities.
Authors: Hugh Sarjeant, Anna Howe
Published: February 7, 2002
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