Candidates will not be tested on material that appears only in exhibits unless the exhibit is specifically identified in the Syllabus . Candidates will not be tested on material that appears only in exhibits unless the exhibit is specifically identified in the Syllabus . SK Joskow, P.L., Cartels, Competition, and Regulation in the Property-Liability Insurance Industry . Candidates will not be tested on material that appears only in exhibits unless the exhibit is specifically identified in the Syllabus . Candidates will not be responsible for the language of the model rating law itself nor the alternative model laws submitted in the report.
Candidates are responsible only for the sections of the law as stated.
If studying from publications such as the Consolidated Laws Service, which cite case histories as well as the law itself, candidates are not responsible for the case histories although they may be helpful in gaining an understanding of the law. Candidates will not be tested on material that appears only in exhibits unless the exhibit is specifically identified in the Syllabus . The material in this examination assumes a working knowledge of general accounting such as would be gained from Exam 6. If needed, a review of sections of the IASA text, CPCU 8 text, or other general accounting material may enhance the understanding of the United States specific material presented on this examination. Candidates should gain a thorough knowledge of United States statutory accounting forms presented in the NAIC blanks and the Insurance Expense Exhibits.