Test 1 Flashcards
When the probabilities of future outcomes cannot be estimated reliably, the outcomes are described as?
Uncertainty
If, over time, the chance for a loss occurring is increasing significantly what type of risk is this and what will happen to insurance
Dynamic, and the price of insurance will become less available and more expensive.
Applies to a limited number of exposures.
Particular Risk
Comprised of Mental Anguish that is not easily measurable and quantifiable.
Subjective Risk
Private insurance companies generally won’t be offer insurance when risks are?
Fundamental and Uncertain
Insurance Companies prefer risks that are?
Particular, static, objective, and pure.
The last action of events that causes a loss?
Peril
Hazards are defined as?
Adverbs and Adjectives
A Hazard in which a person intentionally wishes to purposely cause a loss because of dishonesty or some other character defect.
Moral Hazard
Moral Hazard Examples
Arson, Padding Insurance Claims, Faking Whiplash etc.
What happened in the 1950s to change risk managers from insurance buyers to actual risk managers?
An expanding array of statistical and quantitative tools available for making better decisions about risk were developed.
What are the four basic risk management techniques?
Avoidance, Loss Control (Prevention, Reduction), Retention, Transfer.
Generally, if risks are to be totally retained,
Losses must not be catastrophic and no other methods of risk management are available.
Loss control actives occur
Before, After, and During a Peril.
Insurance is a subset of?
Transfer