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Pure Risk - chance of loss or no loss but not gain insurable Speculative Risk - there is possibility of loss but of gain no insurablility exposure unit - subject to loss peril - cause of loss life insurance - death Health insurance - accident and sickness hazard - increases the likelihood or severity of loss Three types of hazard - physical, moral, morale physical hazard - arise from the inherent characteristic of the exposure unit Moral Hazard - lifestyle of the insured person Morale hazard - arise more from an outlook on life risk avoidance - eliminating all risk altogether risk retention - manage risk Deductionself-insurance - instead of buying health insurance and saving $ in the bank Pure risk that are not insurable - Flood, War, Catastrophic losses Intentional losses - not insurable Adverse selection - bad for insurance insurance actuary - a specially trained mathematician who calculates premiums underwriter - checks out the medical history of the proposed insured and other factors to eliminate adverse selection against the insurance company, issue policy premium restrictions Days for applicant to requests an explanantion - 90 days Days insurance company must furnish an explanation - 21 days A dispute must begin within in - 30 days