Q. What technique is used for studying new product launches, new distribution channels, and new life insurance companies?

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Q. How does a company's recent experience contribute to determining expense assumptions?

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Q. Why is infrastructure considered a major input for expense modeling?

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Q. How does insurance legislation affect expense estimation?

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Q. In what way can consultants support expense estimation?

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Q. How can data from reinsurers be beneficial for expense assumption?

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Q. Why is it important for expense assumptions to be consistent with competitors' rates?

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Q. How does industry data contribute to expense assumptions?

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Q. Why is expense inflation considered a separate assumption?

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Q. How do the terms "fixed" and "flat" relate to expense assumptions?

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Q. What is the primary purpose of ensuring consistency with industry-wide practices in expense assumptions?

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Q. What is expense inflation?

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Q. How is inflation primarily affected in insurance companies?

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Q. What factors contribute to expense inflation?

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Q. How does expense inflation impact initial expenses?

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Q. Why is it necessary to consider future expense assumptions in pricing contracts?

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Q. Why is it important to estimate the time period for which a new product will be sold in the market?

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Q. How is expense inflation typically incorporated for renewal expenses?

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Q. What must the inflation assumption be consistent with?

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Q. How can expected future rates of inflation be estimated?

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