Publications
Richard Cumpston
Deductions for vicissitudes
This document provides estimates of reasonable deductions for unemployment, sickness, disability and strikes by age and sex by occupation group.Published: June 28, 2005
DownloadPast and future causes of death - implications for planners
This paper discusses causes of deaths over the past 20 years, and projections are made of deaths from each major course in the next 20 years.Published: September 5, 2001
DownloadEstimating economic loss - recent developments
This is a text version of a paper presented by Richard Cumpston at the 2001 Victoria national conference of the Australian Plaintiff Lawyers Association (APLA).Published: May 2, 2001
DownloadEssential personal expenditure
This contains our estimates of essential personal expenditure. This is important when calculating economic loss suffered by the dependents of a deceased person.Published: May 7, 2001
DownloadRTA v Cremona - more value in superannuation
This is a text version of a paper presented by Richard Cumpston at the 2002 national conference of the Australian Plaintiff Lawyers Association (APLA).Published: October 2, 2002
DownloadActuarial perspective on tort law reform
This paper discusses the unavailability of some insurance largely due to the present shortage of capital by the insurance industry. Several years of difficulty are likely before the insurance market returns to competitive health.Published: January 2, 2003
DownloadLum sums - the good the bad and the ugly
This is a powerpoint presentation presented by Richard Cumpston at the 2002 Motor Accidents Authority Sydney conference.Published: October 31, 2002
DownloadProjections of Australia's population to 2051
This paper describes methods used to give long-term projections of persons, dwellings and jobs for each statistical local area in Australia. Please find attached the applicable appendices related to this paper.Published: September 9, 2004
DownloadProjections of Australia's population to 2051 : Appendices
The appendices related to the paper Projections of Australia's population to 2051.Published: September 9, 2004
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