Optimal Insurance Policies when Prudence and Non-Linear Costs are Jointly Considered.
This paper deals with the optimal design of insurance contracts when the administrative costs borne by a risk-neutral insurer are non-linear and when the insured person bears a single risk. Thanks to a unique optimality condition, we unify and generalize the results stressed in the literature, notably for convex and concave costs.
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1997
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Authors: | Spaeter, S |
Subject: | INSURANCE |
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