Add to ORKGThe intention for studying this subject is based on two observations: Scientists in insurance economics often transfer general economic theories and state-ments to insurance economics, without checking whether the economic models underlying these theoretical statements and their restrictive presumptions comply with the reality o
The purpose of this article is to illustrate the incentive system due to reduce the accident probabi...
The thesis of this Essay is that although theory demonstrates that adverse selection can occur, and ...
Until recently, economics was generally understood to be a nonexperimental science with a hypothetic...
textabstractThe theory of insurance law and economics holds that the insured will display les...
The author seeks an answer to a complex question whether and on what conditions economy may be consi...
From time to time, in the face of the European Community's and the Federal Repu-blic's rac...
In the last decade or so, numerous papers have been devoted to empirical investigations based on con...
The author seeks an answer to a complex question whether and on what conditions economy may be consi...
studying insurance decisions under laboratory conditions, subjects showed a clear and repeated prefe...
Because choosing insurance requires consumers to assess risks and probabilities, the demand for insu...
This paper considers how the economics of intellectual property can benefit from what has been publi...
Insurance markets are proving to be a fruitful area for empirical work on contract theory. Since muc...
Research in insurance and finance was always intersecting although they were originally and generall...
The theory of adverse selection in insurance markets has been enormously in-fluential among scholars...
Insurance has a long history in sociolegal research, most prominently as a window on accident compen...
The purpose of this article is to illustrate the incentive system due to reduce the accident probabi...
The thesis of this Essay is that although theory demonstrates that adverse selection can occur, and ...
Until recently, economics was generally understood to be a nonexperimental science with a hypothetic...
textabstractThe theory of insurance law and economics holds that the insured will display les...
The author seeks an answer to a complex question whether and on what conditions economy may be consi...
From time to time, in the face of the European Community's and the Federal Repu-blic's rac...
In the last decade or so, numerous papers have been devoted to empirical investigations based on con...
The author seeks an answer to a complex question whether and on what conditions economy may be consi...
studying insurance decisions under laboratory conditions, subjects showed a clear and repeated prefe...
Because choosing insurance requires consumers to assess risks and probabilities, the demand for insu...
This paper considers how the economics of intellectual property can benefit from what has been publi...
Insurance markets are proving to be a fruitful area for empirical work on contract theory. Since muc...
Research in insurance and finance was always intersecting although they were originally and generall...
The theory of adverse selection in insurance markets has been enormously in-fluential among scholars...
Insurance has a long history in sociolegal research, most prominently as a window on accident compen...
The purpose of this article is to illustrate the incentive system due to reduce the accident probabi...
The thesis of this Essay is that although theory demonstrates that adverse selection can occur, and ...
Until recently, economics was generally understood to be a nonexperimental science with a hypothetic...