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4 results for “Self-Insurance”

Strategic Risk Reduction: Self-Protection and Self-Insuranceq-fin.RM

The paper analyzes how to combine self-protection and self-insurance for risk reduction.

problem Combining self-protection and self-insurance for risk reduction when market insurance is absent.

method The approach uses Value-at-Risk and Tail Value-at-Risk to evaluate residual risk and solves the problem using isoquant geometry based on marginal-balance curves.

result The analysis identifies the conditions under which self-protection and self-insurance behave as substitutes or complements.

Risk Reduction Self-Protection Self-Insurance Value-at-Risk Tail Value-at-Risk

2026-06-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Collaborative Insurance Sustainability and Network Structureq-fin.RM

This paper analyzes P2P collaborative insurance products and network structure impact.

problem Analyzing P2P collaborative insurance products and their network structure impact.

method Examined a P2P insurance product with reciprocal risk sharing contracts, studied network structure impact on risk reduction, and discussed optimal reciprocal commitments.

result The network structure, particularly the distribution of degrees, significantly impacts risk reduction in P2P insurance products.

P2P insurance collaborative insurance reciprocal risk sharing network structure risk reduction

2021-07-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Removable Defects: The Economics and Limits of Deliberate Deficiencyecon.EM

Specialists tolerate defects to gain flexibility, which can be removed when needed.

problem The economic benefits and limitations of deliberately tolerating defects in decision-making.

method Analyzes the conditions under which defects can be kept and removed, using economic models and structural analysis.

result A defect is profitably removable if certain conditions are met, and the premium is the support function of the class's ROC set.

defects economic flexibility detector removability competence gap

2026-07-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Removable Defects: The Economics and Limits of Deliberate Deficiencyecon.EM

Specialists tolerate defects to gain flexibility, which can be removed when needed.

problem The economic benefits and limits of deliberately tolerating defects in decision-making.

method Analyzes the economic position of keeping and removing defects, using a coupling lemma and structural economic models.

result A defect is profitably removable if the detector-relevant distinction survives a restriction and the advantage condition holds.

defects competence gap detector economic position removability

2026-07-13abs ↗pdf ↗