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|a Nyman, John A.,
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|a A theory of insurance and gambling :
|b replacing risk preferences with quid pro quo /
|c John A. Nyman.
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|a New York, NY :
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|a Introduction -- Demand for Insurance: Preference for Certainty or Desire for Additional Income -- Demand for Gambling: Preference for Risk or Desire for Work-free Income -- Insurance and Gambling Supply -- Evidence on Risk Preferences and the Role of Prospect Theory in Insurance -- The Role of Loss Aversion in Insurance -- Empirical Evidence for Gambling -- Price and Income Effects in Insurance -- The Insurance-purchasing Gambler -- Conclusions.
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|a "This book holds that the demand for insurance is best understood, not by focusing on risk preferences, but by focusing on the additional income, the states of the world that trigger the income transfer from the insurer, and the value of income (and consumption) in those states. It is unlikely that demand can be understood if the analyst limits the gain from insurance to coverage of the uninsured loss alone. It is also unlikely that the demand can be understood if the analyst limits the analysis to a movement along a static "risk averse" utility or value function, rather than acknowledging that a shift of this function, and thus in the utility or value of additional income, often coincides with the occurrence of the event that triggers the payout"--
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|a Nyman, John A.
|t Theory of insurance and gambling
|d New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2024]
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