Insurance Tutorial

Author: Zhu Lifen et al. Editors
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: The textbook "Insurance Studies" is primarily designed for undergraduate and college students majoring in economics and management disciplines at universities, as well as for in-service personnel training and offering corresponding courses. It can also serve as a reference for those seeking to understand financial and insurance knowledge. The distinctive features of this textbook are:
1. In the theoretical exposition, the book strives to comprehensively reflect the latest research findings in insurance studies from both domestic and international perspectives in recent years, integrating them into the curriculum to meet the needs of continuous knowledge updates in the information age.
2. The content of the book introduces innovations not typically found in general insurance textbooks, such as automobile insurance, subrogation in personal insurance, and savings-based long-term investment returns, as well as insurance claims. These additions make the book's framework more complete, its content more comprehensive, and more up-to-date.
3. During the writing process, the book emphasizes the connection between theory and practice. It closely links with current insurance practices, providing numerous case studies to help students better understand insurance theory and enhance their practical skills.