Which of the following is a demographic assumption for purposes of applying PAS 19? A. Future salary and benefit levels B. Future medical costs, if any, including cost of administering claims and payments C. Mortality both during and after employment D. Changes in the discount rate

Which of the following is a demographic assumption for purposes of applying PAS 19? A. Future salary and benefit levels B. Future medical costs, if any, including cost of administering claims and payments C. Mortality both during and after employment D. Changes in the discount rate

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Chapter11: Planning For Health Care Expenses

Section11.4: Planning For Long-term Custodial Care

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Which of the following is a demographic assumption for purposes of applying PAS 19?

A. Future salary and benefit levels
B. Future medical costs, if any, including cost of administering claims and payments
C. Mortality both during and after employment
D. Changes in the discount rate

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