What is D RATIO?

The losses less than $2000 that are added to discounted value of a larger loss. It compares total loss in a certain business. It is used in workers compenstation ratings.

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Related Legal Terms
CLAIM RATIO, BURNING COST RATIO, STOCKOUT RATIO, LOAN-DEPOSIT RATIO, MEDICAL LOSS RATIO, BIRTH-DEATH RATIO, PAID CLAIMS LOSS RATIO, OPERATING CASH FLOW TO SALES RATIO, FRONT END RATIO, BURNING RATIO


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