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The Interaction Between the Demands for Insurance and Insurable Assets

Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 1997
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Eeckhoudt, Louis   +2 more
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How do loss aversion and technology acceptance affect life insurance demand?

Applied Economics Letters, 2020
The present questionnaire-based study combines and expands technology acceptance and behavioural (risk and loss aversion) variables in explaining the demand for life insurance products.
B. Nagy   +3 more
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‘Growing out of the growing pain’: Financial literacy and life insurance demand in China

, 2020
Despite China being the third largest life insurance market in the world, only 114 m Chinese people out of a population of 1.4bn hold life insurance. As a result, insurance companies face serious problems.
Hong-Yang Wang   +3 more
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Analyzing the Demand for Deductible Insurance

Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 1999
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Meyer, Jack, Ormiston, Michael B.
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Autonomous vehicles, risk perceptions and insurance demand: An individual survey in China

Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2019
Based on an online survey with 1164 participants, this paper investigates the risk perceptions and anticipation of insurance demand for autonomous vehicles in the Chinese market. The findings reveal that autonomous vehicles are highly familiar and have a
Xian Xu, C. Fan
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Feeling Is Believing? Evidence From Earthquake Shaking Experience and Insurance Demand

Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2019
This article investigates how a particular type of personal experience—“no‐loss” experience with minor earthquakes—affects financial decisions such as insurance purchases.
Li Xiao
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The demand for health with uncertainty and insurance

Journal of Health Economics, 1998
This paper develops Michael Grossman's demand-for-health model by letting the depreciation rate depend upon the level of health, by letting the incidence and size of illness be uncertain and by investigating how the individual's demand for health would be affected by the introduction of insurance.
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On the Demand for Portfolio Insurance

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
AbstractWhile insurers manage underwriting risk with various methods including reinsurance, insurers increasingly manage asset risk with options, futures, and other derivatives. Previous research shows that buyers of portfolio insurance pay considerably for downside protection.
Andy Fodor   +3 more
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Contract Design and Insurance Demand

Social Science Research Network
We introduce experimental variation in the insurance contracts offered to rice farmers in China to study how contract design affects insurance takeup. We compare a single-contract offering with menus that include multiple contracts differing in premiums ...
Jing Cai
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