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Investor confidence and life insurance demand: can economic condition limit life insurance business?

International Journal of Emerging Markets, 2021
PurposeLife insurance is bought with a prior belief that promise stipulated in policy will be honored when due. Discernibly, this belief is backed by the confidence that financial markets and economy will demonstrate satisfactory performance. However, individuals' confidence levels may get shaken through naïve reinforcement learning if they witness ...
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Demand for Life Insurance

The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1968
This paper explores the possibilities of making fairly complex multi-variable demand forecasts for life insurance sold by utilizing readily available published data, plus an existing computer program available to everyone. The thinking behind this experiment was that if a good demand forecast could be made in this manner, insurance companies could have
George Mantis, Richard N. Farmer
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Demand for Life Insurance: Comment

The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1970
In a recent issue of this Journal, Mr. G. Mantis and Professor R. N. Farmer propose a model for predicting future total demand for life insurance.' The purpose of this comment is to suggest that the particular model developed by the authors is useless for predicting purposes.It will be shown that arguments can be raised as to the validity of the ...
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Life Insurance Demand and Household Portfolio Behavior

The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1974
This paper explores the effects of short-run financial market behavior and consumer expectations on purchases of ordinary life insurance. The major objective of the paper is to develop information concerning the structural determinants of life insurance demand. In the paper, a model that interrelates demand for various financial assets is suggested and
Robert S. Headen, J. Finley Lee
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An International Analysis of Life Insurance Demand

The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1993
Introduction The service sector of the world economy has grown substantially since World War II. In 1989, the service sector accounted for approximately 60 percent of the world's gross domestic product (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, 1990). The worldwide insurance industry, which makes up a significant portion of the service sector,
Mark J. Browne, Kihong Kim
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