If an insurer uses a general rate at the beginning of the year and then modifies the rate to reflect a debit or credit based on actual losses sustained during the policy period, what type of rating system is the insurer using?

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If an insurer uses a general rate at the beginning of the year and then modifies the rate to reflect a debit or credit based on actual losses sustained during the policy period, what type of rating system is the insurer using?

a. Discriminatory rating

b. Individual rating

c. Manual rating

d. Retrospective rating

Answer: D

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