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What effect do political incentives have on the discount rate used to make governmental decisions? a. Increase the discount rate b. Decrease the discount rate c. The discount rate is unaffected d. There is no way of knowing the effect on the discount rate - correct answer Increase the discount rate Which of the following is the best measure of risk: frequency severity Expected value Standard Deviation All of the above - correct answer All of the above Owning a share of IBM ...

There is a great deal of debate regarding what people expect of their government. Government's may redistribute income through which of the follow: I. Market intervention II. Transfer Payments III. Taxation A. I only B. II only C. III only D. I and I E. I, II, and III - correct answer E - I, II, and III In module 1, we discussed the six steps of the risk management process. Risk (loss) Reduction is aimed at: A. frequency B. severity C. both frequency and severity D. retentio...

centralize loss retention - ANSWER because an organization is able to insure all of its subsidiaries with the same pure captive, it is more likely to be able to a long-term relationship with a reinsurer enables a primary insurer to consistently fulfill producers' requests for insurance - ANSWER which one of the following statements is correct regarding treaty reinsurance collects premiums. issues policies, and pays covered losses - ANSWER a captive insurer the severity of losses transf...

RMI 3567 Exam 3 Questions and Answers Already Passed Name four examples of alternative capital Pension Plan Endowments Hedge Funds Alt. Asset Manager what is it called when a reinsurer transfers risk to another reinsurer? Retrocession who is the reinsurer who the additional risk is ceded to? Retrocessionaire Who is the primary or reinsurer who transfers the risk? cedent Where are the top insurance markets? US China Japan What is the US insurance market driven by? prop...

RMI 2302 FSU NYCE EXAM 1 (Q&A) LATEST UPDATE ALREADY PASSED Risk Likelihood Frequency - the probability that a loss can occur. What 3 ways can Risk Likelihood be categorized High - an event is expected to happen in most circumstances Medium - an even will probably happen in many circumstances Low - an event may occur at some point Risk Impact Severity - the potential effect that a loss could have if it arises. Risk prevention methods are best applied to what? Frequency of losses ...

peril - correct answer defined as the cause of the loss -Examples include property damage because of fire, windstorm, or lightning, or if your car is damaged in a collision with another car, the peril is collision hazard - correct answer a condition that increases the frequency or severity of loss physical hazard - correct answer is a physical condition that increases the frequency or severity of loss (icy roads) Moral hazard - correct answer dishonesty or character defects in an ind...

RMI 2303 Exam 1 Nyce Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which describes the immediate cause of a loss peril Carly is involved in a 3 car auto accident. Which risk is this an example of particular risk risk prevention and risk reduction are both included in which of the following risk (loss) control which is a common pre-loss objective economy which is the last step in the risk management process (but is often done first)? review and evaluate risk reduction methods are best ap...

RMI 2302 Exam 2 - FSU Dr. Nyce Questions and Answers Already Passed Who uses decision making ? Individuals Organizations Government Individuals use expected ____ Utility Organizations use expected ____ Value What entity is able to take on risk regardless of the reward Gov't What is one of the big problems we have with modeling how decisions are made? Decisions are made is that they do not explicitly account for biases on the part of the decision maker What is Bias? an incl...

RMI 3502: EXAM 1 (topics 1-3) Latest 2024 Graded A+ Stock Insurance Companies These insurance companies primarily advantage from the ability to build capital quickly Stock Insurance Companies The most common type of insurance company is... Stock Insurance Companies This type of company is a proprietary insurer (for-profit) and owned by stockholders who are the risk bearers of the company Stock Insurance Companies These companies raise capital by: 1. Selling stock 2. Issuing ...

6) Participants in the private insurance market include all of the following except: A) insurance buyers B) insurance companies C) insurance regulators D) the FDIC - ANSWER Answer: D 7) Which of the following is not provided on the private insurance market? A) Bank deposit insurance B) Life insurance C) Health insurance D) Commercial lines insurance - ANSWER Answer: A 10) Which of the following statements is not correct about the insurance premium? A) The forecast of policyholders...