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testing hypotheses. When remittances are viewed from an insurance perspective, geography matters. Covariate (community) shocks … – receiving households often being the main senders, emphasizing their insurance nature. …
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In this paper attempt has been made to analyze the conditions and possibilities for Self-Reliance Micro-Finance (SRMF), and propose a Thar Micro-Finance Bank (TMFB) and suggest implications. This study is about Tharparkar but concept is general. The study reveals that the proposed bank can be...
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Competition can be an effective regulator of rates in property-casualty insurance markets. While many states have moved …
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The variation in the degree of price regulation in the property-liability insurance market in Canada varies across time …
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Insurance companies selling Critical Illness, Disability, and Long-Term Care insurance policies typically offer …
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This paper investigates strategic brinksmanship between regulated property-liability insurance firms and their …
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We study the dependence between the downside risk of European banks and insurers. Since the downside risk of banks and insurers differs, an interesting question from a supervisory point of view is the risk reduction that derives from diversification within large banks and financial...
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insurance mechanisms, bride wealth qualifies as an importantsecurity enhancing institution: the arrangement covers nearly the …
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contracts to crowd out implicit insurance, even though the latter yields higher welfare.Integrating the principal-agent and …
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It is often assumed that transfers received from governments, nongovernment organizations (NGOs), friends and relatives help rural households to pool risk. In this paper I investigate two functions of transfers in Ethiopia: risk pooling and income redistribution. Unlike most of the literature...
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