Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population

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Autor(a) principal: Oliveira,Mário Moreira Carvalho de
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Ramirez,Milton Ramos, Frischtak,Ricardo Milton, Borges,Rafael Brandão de Rezende, Costa,Bruno, Pedroso,Ricardo Cunha
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista brasileira de estudos de população (Online)
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Resumo: Abstract This paper describes the construction of the BR-EMS 2015 mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population. The tables were based on data collected from insurance companies which represent about 80 per cent of the Brazilian insurance market, and they are updates of their previous versions, BR-EMS 2010, which have been the first mortality tables built with Brazilian market experience. Additional data from government sources was used to improve the information of the companies’ databases. The mortality rates of the population under risk products (death coverage) are remarkably different than those under savings products (survivorship coverage); as such, four different mortality tables are constructed, separating the population by sex as well as the type of insurance coverage. A straight comparison between the BR-EMS 2015 tables with the statistics of the general Brazilian population shows a striking difference on life expectancies. The BR-EMS 2015 tables are also compared with other life tables.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
title Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
spellingShingle Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
Oliveira,Mário Moreira Carvalho de
Life tables
Mortality
Death rate
Insurance market
Heligman-Pollard
title_short Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
title_full Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
title_fullStr Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
title_full_unstemmed Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
title_sort Mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population
author Oliveira,Mário Moreira Carvalho de
author_facet Oliveira,Mário Moreira Carvalho de
Ramirez,Milton Ramos
Frischtak,Ricardo Milton
Borges,Rafael Brandão de Rezende
Costa,Bruno
Pedroso,Ricardo Cunha
author_role author
author2 Ramirez,Milton Ramos
Frischtak,Ricardo Milton
Borges,Rafael Brandão de Rezende
Costa,Bruno
Pedroso,Ricardo Cunha
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Oliveira,Mário Moreira Carvalho de
Ramirez,Milton Ramos
Frischtak,Ricardo Milton
Borges,Rafael Brandão de Rezende
Costa,Bruno
Pedroso,Ricardo Cunha
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Life tables
Mortality
Death rate
Insurance market
Heligman-Pollard
topic Life tables
Mortality
Death rate
Insurance market
Heligman-Pollard
description Abstract This paper describes the construction of the BR-EMS 2015 mortality tables for the Brazilian insured population. The tables were based on data collected from insurance companies which represent about 80 per cent of the Brazilian insurance market, and they are updates of their previous versions, BR-EMS 2010, which have been the first mortality tables built with Brazilian market experience. Additional data from government sources was used to improve the information of the companies’ databases. The mortality rates of the population under risk products (death coverage) are remarkably different than those under savings products (survivorship coverage); as such, four different mortality tables are constructed, separating the population by sex as well as the type of insurance coverage. A straight comparison between the BR-EMS 2015 tables with the statistics of the general Brazilian population shows a striking difference on life expectancies. The BR-EMS 2015 tables are also compared with other life tables.
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