Insurance and economic development: growth, stabilization and distribution
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| author | Denis Kessler Amélie de Montchatlin Christian Thimann |
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| contents | Insurance and economic development: growth, stabilization and distribution Denis Kessler Amélie de Montchatlin Christian Thimann Insurance is a largely invisible yet ubiquitous part of our economies. Our health, movements, purchases, homes, and even lives are usually covered by insurance. Without insurance, the unpredictability of the future would be too great and it would be difficult to take risks and innovate. In other words, insurance typically allows people to break the psychological and financial barriers which normally prevent them from engaging in potentially riskier activities thus forgoing greater reward and innovation. Insurance has contributed to macroeconomic development through economic growth, stabilization, distribution, and innovation. Briefing note (Impact Insurance Facility), 40, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2016 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | Insurance and economic development: growth, stabilization and distribution Denis Kessler Amélie de Montchatlin Christian Thimann Insurance and economic development: growth, stabilization and distribution Denis Kessler Amélie de Montchatlin Christian Thimann Insurance is a largely invisible yet ubiquitous part of our economies. Our health, movements, purchases, homes, and even lives are usually covered by insurance. Without insurance, the unpredictability of the future would be too great and it would be difficult to take risks and innovate. In other words, insurance typically allows people to break the psychological and financial barriers which normally prevent them from engaging in potentially riskier activities thus forgoing greater reward and innovation. Insurance has contributed to macroeconomic development through economic growth, stabilization, distribution, and innovation. Briefing note (Impact Insurance Facility), 40, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry |
| title | Insurance and economic development: growth, stabilization and distribution |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Insurance-and-economic-development-growth-stabilization/995335483802676 |