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Catastrophe Insurance This monograph presents the results of the first significant
attempt to examine the nature of the demand for insurance against
natural disasters at a detailed, microeconomic level. The subject
is homeowners' multiperil insurance used to cover
owner-occupied residential property. The analysis seeks to identify
factors that affect the consumer demand for coverage using a model
that properly reflects the interacting supply and demand factors.
The authors examine key variables and their effects on the
quantity, quality, and price of insurance purchased. They consider
the sensitivity of demand to prices, demographic characteristics,
policy features, and the bundling/unbundling of perils and
coverages. They examine insurer and consumer decisions in different
markets and regulatory environments - Florida and New York - over a
four-year period 1995-1998.
Produktinformation
Verlag: Springer, Berlin
2009
2003.
Ausstattung/Bilder: 2003. IX, 147 S.
Seitenzahl: 160
Topics in Regulatory Economics and Policy 45
Best.Nr. des Verlages: 11044246
Englisch
Abmessung: 245mm x 164mm x 14mm
Gewicht: 404g
ISBN-13: 9781402074691
ISBN-10: 1402074697
Best.Nr.: 21816799
Inhaltsangabe - Preface and Acknowledgements 1: Introduction 1. The Problem of Catastrophe Risk 2. Overview of Study 3. Summary of Findings 2: An Overview of Catastrophe Insurance Markets 1. Characteristics of Residential Property Insurance 2. Challenges to Insuring Catastrophe Risk 3. Market Structure 4. Market Conduct and Performance 3: Regulatory Institutions and Policies 1. The Framework for Insurance Regulation 2.Key Regulatory Policies Affecting Catastrophe Insurance 3. Regulation in Florida 4. Regulation in New York 4: Supply, Demand and Regulation of Catastrophe Insurance 1. The Supply of Catastrophe Insurance 2. The Structure of Demand for Homeowners Insurance 3. Summary 5: Demand Estimation for Homeowners Insurance Policies 1. Estimation of Quantity Demanded 2. Florida Results 3. New York 4. Guaranty Funds 5. Summary 6: Summary and Conclusions Appendix A: Structure-Conduct-Performance Framework Appendix B: Introduction to Catastrophe Modeling 1. AIR Catastrophe Modeling Technology 2. Event Generation Module 3. Local Intensity Module 4. Damage Module 5. Insured Loss Module 6. Model Output - References - Index
Catastrophe Insurance This monograph presents the results of the first significant
attempt to examine the nature of the demand for insurance against
natural disasters at a detailed, microeconomic level. The subject
is homeowners' multiperil insurance used to cover
owner-occupied residential property. The analysis seeks to identify
factors that affect the consumer demand for coverage using a model
that properly reflects the interacting supply and demand factors.
The authors examine key variables and their effects on the
quantity, quality, and price of insurance purchased. They consider
the sensitivity of demand to prices, demographic characteristics,
policy features, and the bundling/unbundling of perils and
coverages. They examine insurer and consumer decisions in different
markets and regulatory environments - Florida and New York - over a
four-year period 1995-1998.
Produktinformation
Verlag: Springer, Berlin
2009
2003.
Ausstattung/Bilder: 2003. IX, 147 S.
Seitenzahl: 160
Topics in Regulatory Economics and Policy 45
Best.Nr. des Verlages: 11044246
Englisch
Abmessung: 245mm x 164mm x 14mm
Gewicht: 404g
ISBN-13: 9781402074691
ISBN-10: 1402074697
Best.Nr.: 21816799