Property and Liability Insurance: 4th Edition

Author: Xu Buna
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The book "Property and Liability Insurance" consists of eight parts and forty chapters. It covers nearly all types of property and liability insurance, including tangible property insurance represented by fire insurance, intangible property insurance, various guarantee insurance, various liability insurance, employee compensation insurance, and property liability comprehensive insurance. The author provides a detailed introduction to the history of the development of each insurance type, the process of policy formulation, the theoretical and legal basis of policy terms, underwriting and claims settlement methods, premium setting principles, as well as the legal and technical aspects of insurance regulation. "Property and Liability Insurance" involves almost all types of property and liability insurance, as well as many technical and legal content, making it the most authoritative work in the field of property and liability insurance in the United States. The book "Property and Liability Insurance" consists of eight parts and forty chapters. It covers nearly all types of property and liability insurance, including tangible property insurance represented by fire insurance, intangible property insurance, various guarantee insurance, various liability insurance, employee compensation insurance, and property liability comprehensive insurance. The author provides a detailed introduction to the history of the development of each insurance type, the process of policy formulation, the theoretical and legal basis of policy terms, underwriting and claims settlement methods, premium setting principles, as well as the legal and technical aspects of insurance regulation. This book is comprehensive and detailed, combining both theory and practice, and is not only thorough and in-depth but also serves as a textbook or reference material for teachers engaged in insurance teaching and students studying insurance. It can also provide a theoretical basis for the insurance practice of insurance professionals in our country.