Ladybird 587 Travel: Flight One: Australia by David Scott Daniell 1958 - First Edition

Ladybird 587 Travel: Flight One: Australia by David Scott Daniell 1958 - First Edition

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Ladybird 587 Travel: Flight One: Australia by David Scott Daniell 1958 - First EditionTitle: Flight One: Australia Author: David Scott Daniell Publisher: Wills & Hepworth Ltd. Publication Date: 1958 First Edition Format: Hardback Condition: This book is in good condition for its age other than some minor signs of wear. No dust jacket, minimal marking to cover, clean pages. Reader's note Looking for childrens books? Discover this classic vintage book Flight One: Australia by David Scott Daniell; part of The Ladybird Travel 587 series.

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While required by Society of Actuaries as the textbook for Short Term Actuarial Models exam, I could not recommend this textbook for any other purposes. Written by two Canadian actuaries, a lot of terms and explanations used in this textbook cannot be transferred into US P&C insurance. It fails to explains insurance's purpose and products effectively and as an intro book with unnecessary sentences to deliver personal thoughts. It is also a mess in following sections on ratemaking and reserving. I cannot sense a flow from this book that guides readers in an approachable manner. Overall, author compromises the size AND the quality.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2018