Experimental Tests of Self-Selection and Screening in Insurance Decisions
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Zur Shapira
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机构:Stern School of Business,
Zur Shapira
Itzhak Venezia
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机构:Stern School of Business,
Itzhak Venezia
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[1] Stern School of Business,
[2] New York University,undefined
[3] School of Business,undefined
[4] Hebrew University,undefined
来源:
The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance Theory
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1999年
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24卷
关键词:
self-selection;
screening;
information asymmetry;
insurance markets;
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摘要:
A major characteristic of insurance markets is information asymmetry that may lead to phenomena such as adverse selection and moral hazard. Another aspect of markets with asymmetric information is self-selection, which refers to the pattern of choices that individuals with different personal characteristics make when facing a menu of contracts or options. To combat problems of asymmetric information, insurance firms can use screening. That is, they can offer the clients a menu of choices and infer their characteristics from their choices.