Insurance
Insurance is a concept in economics that refers to a form of risk management that is being used primarily for hedging against the risk of a possible contingent loss. The insurance, then, serves as the equitable transfer of the risk of a loss. To date, there are now many insurers or companies selling insurance.
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The concept of insurance requires or calls for many economic principles. The principles would usually include definite loss, large loss, accidental loss, calculable loss, and others.
Different types of insurance are made available suited on various needs and areas of interest. There are for health, disability, casualty, life, property, credit and several other types.
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It can be said that the insurance industry is doing well, with global insurance premiums have shown to grow by 8.0% in 2006 (or 5% in real terms) to reach $3.7 trillion.