A Discussion of Financial Economics in Actuarial Models
by Marcel B. Finan
Publisher: Arkansas Tech University 2010
Number of pages: 549
Description:
This is the third of a series of books intended to help individuals to pass actuarial exams. The present manuscript covers the financial economics segment of Exam M referred to by MFE/3F. Answer keys are provided so that you check your numerical answers against the correct ones.
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