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Insurance marketing channel as a screening mechanism : empirical evidence from Taiwan automobile insurance market

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Does asymmetric information matter in competitive insurance markets?

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Endogenous information and privacy in automobile insurance markets

Filipova, Lilia (contributor) - 2006

This paper examines the implications of insurers’ offering a voluntary monitoring technology to insureds in automobile insurance markets with adverse selection and without commitment. Under the consideration of the inherent costs related to the loss of privacy, the paper analyzes the...

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Endogenous information and privacy in automobile insurance markets

Filipova-Neumann, Lilia - 2006

This paper examines the implications of insurers' offering a voluntary monitoring technology to insureds in automobile insurance markets with adverse selection and without commitment. Under the consideration of the inherent costs related to the loss of privacy, the paper analyzes the incentives...

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Risk classification efficiency and the insurance market regulation

Porrini, Donatella - In: Risks : open access journal 3 (2015) 4, pp. 445-454

Given that the insurance market is characterized by asymmetric information, its efficiency has traditionally been based to a large extent on risk classification. In certain regulations, however, we can find restrictions on these differentiations, primarily the ban on those considered to be...

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