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As of December 21, 2012, the use of gender as an insurance rating category was prohibited. Any remaining pricing disparities between men and women will now be traced back to the reasonable pricing of characteristics that happen to differ between the groups or to the pricing of characteristics...
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We analyze the relationship between insurance rate regulation, inflationary cost surges, and incentives for loss … price constraints, suggesting that rate regulation increased the frequency and/or severity of employee injuries …
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cycles; insurance price regulation; insurance company capital adequacy and capital regulation; the development of insurance …
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In recent years, choice no-fault has emerged as a popular but controversial proposal for addressing the problem of high automobile insurance rates. Choice plans offer consumers the option of a lower-cost insurance policy with restrictions on filing lawsuits or a higher-cost policy with full tort...
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Aspects of Insurance Rate Regulation -- 2 Ratemaking Initiative -- 3 Nature of Administration Rate Hearings -- 4 Procedural … of Substantive Issues Concerning Insurance Rate Regulation -- 8 Risk Classifications Plans -- 9 Standards for Determining … Retroactive Rate Regulation -- 14 Residual Market Rate Regulation -- III Judicial Treatment of Other Insurance Rate Regulatory …
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To limit price variations across consumers, the ACA requires that an insurance plan sold on the Health Insurance Marketplaces be uniformly priced across multiple counties within a geographic rating area. However, insurers’ service areas are not regulated by the ACA which could result in...
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With the rapid development of artificial intelligence/machine learning technologies and insurers’ extensive use of Big Data, a growing concern is that insurance companies can use proxies or develop more complex and opaque algorithms to discriminate against policyholders. A grey area has...
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