Since changes in the firm-specific or unsystematic risks faced by a corporation have no effect on firm value, corporate insurance purchases might seem unwarranted. However, more than 57 percent of insurance premiums are paid by businesses. This apparent contradiction has motivated researchers to suggest factors other than simple risk reduction that create corporate incentives to purchase insurance. This article tests the practical validity of most of the analytic arguments regarding corporate… CONTINUE READING
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The year 1989 refers to the fiscal year ending in 1989
Below please indicate the amount of property insurance p in
However, if your insurance policy year does not coincide with the fiscal year and you cannot reasonably calculate the premium on a fiscal year basis, please give the premium for the insurance policy year ending in 1989. • 1989