Insurance Economics: A Series on Insurance

Author: Wang Guojun (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book adopts the writing format of Western "Insurance Economics" textbooks, comprehensively applying the principles and methods of microeconomics, mathematical economics, welfare economics, information economics, institutional economics, behavioral economics, and game theory to summarize, analyze, and synthesize various aspects of insurance economics. It is highly comprehensive and systematic. The content of the book includes expected utility, risk and risk attitudes, insurance demand, supply and price; moral hazard, adverse selection; market structure and organizational forms, economic welfare analysis of international insurance trade; economic analysis of insurance bidding and auction, as well as insurance regulation. As a foundational textbook, it covers the basic knowledge and theories of insurance economics in an accessible and engaging manner. It effectively demonstrates the professionalism and high level of the textbook while remaining easy to understand. This book is suitable for students and teachers of insurance and related disciplines. It is accompanied by teaching materials.