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1. The footnote is displayed at the foot of the first page of journal articles:
</documentinfo> <footnotegroup> <footnote id="fn1"> <p><number>*</number><i> Present address</i>: Cardiovascular & Gastrointestinal Department, AstraZeneca, Macclesfield, Cheshire SK10 4TG, UK.</p></footnote> </footnotegroup> <titlegroup>
2. Footnotes before references in the section body:
</subsection> <subsection id="ss9_1" level="1"> <heading id="h24" level="1">NOTES</heading> <p><span id="fn1">< number>1. </number>The influence of different tastes, uncertainty about the time of death, the distribution of income and inheritances, assortive mating and imperfect capital markets have been explored by <link rid="b7 b8">Davies (1981, 1982)</link>, <link rid="b3">Blinder (1974)</link>, <link rid="b12">Fleming (1979)</link> and <link rid="b36">Wolfson (1980)</link>, among others.</span></p> </subsection></section> <section id="s3" type="backmatter">
3. Footnotes in the section backmatter:
<section id="s2" type="backmatter"> <notegroup><footnote id="fn1"> <p><number><sup>1</sup></number>While citation studies are more common in other disciplines and thought to be the most comprehensive method of evaluating journal quality (see <link rid="b1">Alexander and Mabry [1994]</link>, Zivney and Reichenstein [1994], <link rid="b6">Borokhovich et al. [2000]</link>, and <link rid="b8">Chung et al. [2001]</link>), presumably the reason why citation analysis was not used to evaluate journal quality in the insurance and actuarial literature up until <link rid="b9">Colquitt (1997)</link> is that very few risk, insurance, and actuarial journals are tracked by the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI). Currently, only the <i>Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance Issues and Practice, Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance Theory</i>, <i>Insurance: Mathematics and Economics</i>, the <i>Journal of Risk and Insurance</i>, and the <i>Journal of Risk and Uncertainty</i> are included in the journals tracked by the SSCI. Collection of the data needed to conduct a citation analysis without the use of the SSCI is tedious and time consuming.</p></footnote> </notegroup>
4. Footnotes containing references:
<section id="s1-2" type="backmatter"> <notegroup> ...... <footnote id="fn4"> <p><sup>4</sup> For example, one study puts the minimum costs of stabilizing atmospheric CO<sub>2</sub> concentrations at US$550 trillion and the maximum costs at US$940 trillion. (These costs are meant to be the total costs for the whole world over the period 1990–2100, and are stated in 1990 prices.) <reference id="b4" type="journal"><namegroup type="author"><;name type="author"><forenames>R. Alexander</forenames><x> </x><surname>Roehrl</surname> </name><x> and </x><name type="author"><forenames>Keywan</forenames> <x> </x><surname>Riahi</surname></name></namegroup><x>, </x>< title type="document">‘Technology Dynamics and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Mitigation: A Cost Assessment’</title><x>, . </x><title type="journal">Technological Forecasting and Social Change</title><x>, </x><volume> 63</volume><x> (</x><date date="2000">2000</date><x>),</x> <miscellaneoustext>p. </miscellaneoustext>< page type="first">250</page><x>.</x></reference></p></footnote> <footnote id="fn5"> <p><sup>5</sup> <reference id="b6" type="journal"> <namegroup type="author"><name type="author"><forenames>Thomas</forenames><x> </x><surname>Schelling</surname></name></namegroup><x>, </x><title type="document">‘The Cost of Combating Global Warming’</title><x>, </x> <title type="journal">Foreign Affairs</title><x>, </x><volume>76</volume> <x> (</x><date date="1997">November/December 1997</date><x>),</x> <miscellaneoustext>pp. </miscellaneoustext><page type="first">8</page><x> –</x><page type="last">14</page><x>.</x></reference></p></footnote> <footnote id="fn6"> <p><sup>6</sup> See: <u>< externallink type="url">http://www.unfccc.de/resource/convkp.html.</externallink> </u></p></footnote> </notegroup></section></document></content>
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