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Jesse Marino Nov 9, 2022 a 9:06 am PST
Apples and Oranges
Why do we compare/study consistently indemnity claim frequency between Los Angeles region [population 3,849,297] and lower in the San Francisco Bay Area [815,201]?
Based on population alone you would have more claims frequency.
Jacob Rosenberg Nov 9, 2022 a 6:50 pm PST
frequency shouldn't be based on raw numbers but be based on a per capita basis, ie. are there more CT claims per 100,000 workers not just more total claims