This paper takes the Logarithm of insurance premium and GDP data from 1985 to 2005 in Shanghai as the basis, employing Eviews 3.1 for the empirical study.
This paper takes the Logarithm of insurance premium and GDP data from 1985 to 2005 in Shanghai as the basis, employing Eviews 3.1 for the empirical study.
The insurer designates the insurance premium and the insurance recovery that is paid to the client provided that the object was insured prior to the insured accident (failure).
A theoretical-game model is suggested, in the framework of which the problem of synthesis of an optimal tariff-premium stimulation system (labor payment) is stated and solved.
The insurer designates the insurance premium and the insurance recovery that is paid to the client provided that the object was insured prior to the insured accident (failure).
The paper then explores three programs for forging a meaningful public-private sector partnership: well-enforced building codes, insurance premium reductions linked with long-term loans, and lower deductibles on insurance policies tied to mitigation.