An address on the regulation of insurance by Congress
By: by John F. Dryden ... delivered at a meeting of the Boston Life Underwriters' Association, November 22, 1904
Published: 1904
Place of publication: Newark?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Sermons; Industrial life insurance; Insurance
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Table of contents: title: Introduction.-I. Inception and early problems of industrial insurance.-II. First quarter century of industrial insurance in the United States.-III. Social economy of industrial insurance.-IV.Practice of industrial insurance.-V. Method of providing with certainty for dependent old age.-Vi. The problem of the uninsured.-VII. Life insurance as a career.-VIII. Taxation of life insurance in the United States.-IX. Regulation of insurance by Congress.-X. The commercial aspects of federal regulation of insurance.-XI. The American type of Isthmian canal.-XII. Abraham Lincoln and Alexander Hamilton.-Appendix.