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Definition of Insurance A social device for handling risk by
transferring it from an individual or group to
an insurer.
Pure Risk Only possibility of loss or no loss (e.g., house
burning down). Insurable.
Speculative Risk Possibility of loss, no loss, or gain (e.g.,
gambling). Not insurable.
Peril The cause of loss (e.g., fire, accident, illness).
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Hazard Something that increases the probability or
severity of a loss.
Physical Hazard Tangible conditions (e.g., slippery floor, heart
condition).
Moral Hazard Dishonesty or bad tendencies (e.g., faking an
injury).
Morale Hazard Indifference or carelessness (e.g., not locking
doors).
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Law of Large Numbers The larger the number of homogeneous
exposure units, the more accurately the
insurer can predict future losses.
Calculable Risks Premiums must be calculable based on
statistically predictable losses.
Definite and Measurable Risks Loss must be definite as to cause, time, place,
and amount.
Fortuitous Risks Loss must be accidental or unexpected.
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Definition of Insurance A social device for handling risk by
transferring it from an individual or group to
an insurer.
Pure Risk Only possibility of loss or no loss (e.g., house
burning down). Insurable.
Speculative Risk Possibility of loss, no loss, or gain (e.g.,
gambling). Not insurable.
Peril The cause of loss (e.g., fire, accident, illness).
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Hazard Something that increases the probability or
severity of a loss.
Physical Hazard Tangible conditions (e.g., slippery floor, heart
condition).
Moral Hazard Dishonesty or bad tendencies (e.g., faking an
injury).
Morale Hazard Indifference or carelessness (e.g., not locking
doors).
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Law of Large Numbers The larger the number of homogeneous
exposure units, the more accurately the
insurer can predict future losses.
Calculable Risks Premiums must be calculable based on
statistically predictable losses.
Definite and Measurable Risks Loss must be definite as to cause, time, place,
and amount.
Fortuitous Risks Loss must be accidental or unexpected.
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