Abstract
A methodology for any given situation must depend upon (1) the problem to be solved; (2) the resources available for solving it; (3) the identity of the problem solver. Because of (3), no single methodology can suit all teachers of risk management courses. With respect to (2), text materials are limited. Principle resources available as this is being prepared are the treatise-text by Mehr and Hedges, the text by Denenberg, et al, the collection edited by Snider, some of the texts called and or a similar title, and publications from the American Management Association and American Society for Insurance Management. A few articles in the Journal of Risk and Insurance, the Annals of C.P.C.U., and the Ohio State University Insurance 12th Annual Insurance Conferences are also useful. Particularly good are the articles by Robert Rennie.' The identity of the problem solver and the materials available being given, this paper is concerned with item (1), the problem to be solved.
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