I History -- 1 Developments in Risk and Insurance Economics: The Past 25 Years -- II Insurance Theory Without Information Problems -- 2 Non-Expected Utility and the Robustness of the Classical Insurance Paradigm -- 3 Optimal Insurance Design: What can we do with and without Expected Utility? -- 4 The Effects of Changes in Risk on Risk Taking: A Survey -- 5 The Theory of Insurance Demand -- III Asymmetric Information: Theory -- 6 Optimal Insurance under Moral Hazard -- 7 Adverse Selection in Insurance Markets -- 8 The Theory of Risk Classification -- 9 The Economics of Liability Insurance -- 10 Economic Analysis of Insurance Fraud -- IV Asymmetric Information: Empirical Analysis -- 11 Econometric Models of Insurance under Asymmetric Information -- 12 The Empirical Measure of Information Problems with Emphasis on Insurance Fraud -- 13 Incentive Effects of Workers’ Compensation: A Survey -- 14 Experience Rating through Heterogeneous Models -- V Risk Management -- 15 Innovation in Corporate Risk Management: The Case of Catastrophe Risk -- 16 On Corporate Insurance -- 17 Financial Risk Management in the Insurance Industry -- 18 Linking Insurance and Mitigation to Manage Natural Disaster Risk -- VI Insurance Pricing -- 19 Applications of Financial Pricing Models in Property-Liability Insurance -- 20 Volatility and Underwriting Cycles -- VII Industrial Organization of Insurance Markets -- 21 Organizational Forms within the Insurance Industry: Theory and Evidence -- 22 Insurance Distribution Systems -- 23 The Retention Capacity of Insurance Markets in Developing Countries -- 24 Analyzing Firm Performance in the Insurance Industry Using Frontier Efficiency and Productivity Methods -- 25 Dealing with the Insurance Business in the Economic Accounts -- VIII Life Insurance, Pensions and Economic Security -- 26 Developments in Pensions -- 27 Life Insurance -- 28 The Division of Labor Between Private and Social Insurance.
