economics
Life Insurance
It’s economic and social Relations.
(C) 1896 S.S. Huebner
This book is written by Solomon Huebner of the Wharton School of Finance. He was an important enough figure that today there’s an educational foundation named after him.
It’s a detailed look at the number behind life insurance. And the curious thing is, a vast portion of this book is as relevant today as it was almost 100 years ago. The need and reasons for life insurance haven’t changed in that timespan. People still die and need to leave behind a replacement income, The products survive today with surprisingly few changes, and sales techniques unfortunately haven’t progressed much either.
- Contents:
- Life Insurance Chapters
- The Economics of Life Insurance
- Copyright 1927
- Editor’s Preface
- Preface
- Contents
- Part 1 The Place of Life Insurance in Economics
- Chapter 1 The Economics of Life Insurance
- Chapter 2 Monetary Importance of Human Life Values
- Chapter 3 Appraisal of Life Values
- Chapter 4 Need for the Scientific Treatment of the Life Value
- Part 2 Economic Principles Exemplified by Life Insurance
- Chapter 5 Capitalization of Life Values
- Chapter 6 Depreciation of Life Values
- Chapter 7 Life Insurance as Property Insurance
- Chapter 8 Liquidation of Life and Property Values
- Part 3 Creative Functions of Life Insurance
- Chapter 9 Promotion of Personal Endeavor through Life Insurance
- Chapter 10 Creation of Personal Estates Through Thrift
- Chapter 11 Creation and Maintenance of Personal Estates
- Chapter 13 Promotion of Life Conservation
- Chapter 14 Life Insurance as a Life Will
- Chapter 15 Constructive and Organized Philanthropy
- Index
