Solution:
Let A0 be the event of zero claim in a year.
Then p0=P(A0)=(1-0.04)12=(24/25)12=0.6127...
Let A1 be the event of one claim in a year.
Then p1=P(A1)=12*0.04*0.9611= 0.3063...
Let Am be the event of more than one claim in a year.
Then pm=P(Am)=1-P(A0)-P(A1)=0.0809...
Let A0,n be the event of level of discount 0% after n years,
A10,n be the event of level of discount 10% after n years,
A25,n be the event of level of discount 25% after n years,
and A40,n be the event of level of discount 0% after n years.
Then for any n we obtain
P(A0,n)=p1(P(A0,n-1)+P(A10,n-1))+pm(P(A0,n-1)+P(A10,n-1)+P(A25,n-1))
P(A10,n)=p0P(A0,n-1)+p1P(A25,n-1)+pmP(A40,n-1)
P(A25,n)=p0P(A10,n-1)+p1P(A40,n-1)
P(A40,n)=p0P(A25,n-1)+p0P(A40,n-1)
P(A0,n)+P(A10,n)+P(A25,n)+P(A40,n)=1
Really, for example, one can be have 25%-level discount after n year if after (n-1) year one had 10%-level discount and zero claim in a year or if he had 40%-level discount and one claim in the last year.
Let
P(Ai,n)"\\rarr" Ti , "n \\rarr \\infty", i=0,10,25,40
Then we obtain system
T0=p1T0+p1T10+pmT0+pmT10+pmT25
T10=p0T0+p1T25+pmT40
T25=p0T10+p1T40
T40=p0T25+p0T40
T0+T10+T25+T40=1
T25=1/p0(T40-p0T40),
T10=1/p0(T25-p1T40)=...
After solving this system we obtain
T0=0.1624...
T10=0.2057...
T25=0.2446...
T40=0.3871...
Answer:
The proportion of policyholders in the long run who are at the 25% level is equal 24,5%.
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