Description: The Determination of Workers' Compensation Benefit Levels.- Workers' Compensation Costs and Heterogeneous Claims.- The Transition from Temporary Total to Permanent Partial Disability: A Longitudinal Analysis.- The Transition from Temporary to Permanent Disability: Evidence from New York State.- Capital Flows and Underwriting Cycles in Liability Insurance.- Self Insurance in Workers' Compensation.- On the Use of Option Pricing Models for Insurance Rate Regulation.- Some Caveats for the Use of Forecating Models for Assessing Rates of Return in Workers' Compensation.- Leverage, Interest Rates, and Workers' Compensation Survival.- Predicting Insurance Insolvency Using Generalized Qualitative Response Models.- Firm Characteristics and Workers' Compensation Claims Incidence.- The Impact of Experience-Rating on Employer Behavior: The Case of Washington State.- Risk Management Decisions When Effectiveness is Unreliable.- Economic Consequences of Third-Party Actions for Workplace Injuries.

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