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Taxation, regulation, and the organizational structure of property-casualty insurers
Journal of Accounting and Economics, 1995Abstract This study investigates the effects of state taxes and regulation on an organizational structure decision for expanding property-casualty insurers (subsidiary versus license). Tests are conducted of the relation between the organizational structure of 2,335 property-casualty insurers and state tax and regulatory conditions in 1991.
Kathy R Petroni, Douglas A Shackelford
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Capacity Constraints and Cycles in Property-Casualty Insurance Markets
The RAND Journal of Economics, 1994Underwriting cycles are unexpected in a structurally competitive industry where financial capital is the major determinant of output capacity. "Arbitrage" theories explain underwriting cycles as largely an artifact of institutional lags and reporting practices: "capacity-constraint" theories view insurance markets as characterized by real frictions ...
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Customer Satisfaction in the Property and Casualty Automotive Insurance Industry
Journal of Customer Service in Marketing & Management, 1995Abstract This study addresses the important issue of service quality and customer satisfaction in the highly competitive property and casualty (P & C) insurance industry. Automotive dealers and related customer groups were surveyed about their perceptions of the service quality they received from their P & C insurance companies, and about their ...
Raj Arora, Carol H. Anderson
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SERVICE SYSTEM DESIGN FOR THE PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE INDUSTRY
Production and Operations Management, 2003This paper describes the changes that are forcing property and casualty insurance firms to rethink their service system design and in particular their distribution strategies. A set of questions related to distribution that are uppermost in the minds of executives in this industry are presented along with a literature survey of models that can be used
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Compensation and Industry Profitability: Evidence from the Property‐Casualty Insurance Industry
The Journal of Business, 1998This article provides an empirical investigation of a multiple principal-multiple agent relationship under changing industry conditions. Using thirty-four years of biannual data, it investigates the relationship between property-casualty insurers and agents representing multiple insurers. Several facts emerge. Average commission rates and the number of
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Property and casualty insurance pricing with GLMs
2011The purpose of insurance rate making is to ensure that the book of business generates enough revenue to pay claims, expenses, and make profit. Apart from managing the overall level the actuary also needs to design a rating segmentation structure. The insurance company must understand which policies are more and which are less likely to generate claims.
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Technical innovations transforming the property and casualty insurance landscape
World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and SciencesThe property and casualty insurance sector is experiencing profound technological transformation driven by digital innovations that fundamentally restructure traditional insurance models. This technical review explores how cloud-native architectures, artificial intelligence, telematics, and regulatory technologies are reshaping core insurance functions.
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Estimating Spillover Effects in Property and Casualty Insurance Consumption
North American Actuarial Journal, 2022Douglas Bujakowski, Shinichi Kamiya
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Readings in Property and Casualty Insurance.
The Journal of Finance, 1960W. H. Wandel, H. Wayne Snider
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Artificial channels for confined mass transport at the sub-nanometre scale
Nature Reviews Materials, 2021Jie Shen, Gong-Ping Liu, Yu Han
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