References
1.
www.ufaa.com/News
& Articles/HotTopics/CreditScoring/UFAAOpposes.htm
2.
Extended
Comments of Birny Birnbaum , January 23, 2002
3.
AIA
Statement to the NAIC for Hearing on Credit-Based Insurance Scores
4.
References
provided by the1998
Joint Economic Committee Study by the 105th Congress
For example, see Jane
Gross, "Poor Without Cars Find Trek to Work Is Now a Job,"
New York Times, 11/18/97; Lorraine Woellert, "D.C.
Students 'Go Where the Money Is'; Turn to Suburbs for Summer
Jobs," The Washington Times, 6/24/95; and William Julius
Wilson, When Work Disappears (New York: Vintage Books, 1996),
39-42.
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
and Madelyn V. Young, "The Spatial Distribution of Black
Employment Between the Central City and the Suburbs," Economic
Inquiry 34, no. 4 (October 1996): 693-707.
69 John D.
Kasarda, "Industrial Restructuring and the Changing Location of
Jobs," in State of the Union: America in the 1990s. Volume
I: Economic Trends, ed. Reynolds Farley (New York, NY: Russell
Sage Foundation, 1995), 235, 262.
The
Impact of Personal Credit history on Loss Performance in Personal
Lines by James E. Monaghan
Commonwealth of Virginia
1999 Report of the State Corporation Commission's Bureau of Insurance
on the Use of Credit Reports in Underwriting to the State Commerce and
Labor Committee of the General Assembly of Virginia (not
available online)
The Use of Credit Related
Related Information in the Underwriting of homeowners and Automobile
Insurance in the State of Arkansas, 1996.(not available online)
Journal of Insurance
Regulation, NAIC, 1989, Volume 8, Number 2
Driver Record: A Political Red Herring that Reveals the Basic Flaw
in Automobile Insurance Pricing
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