Monday, September 19, 2005

 

11.9

While it is difficult to quantify each market factor responsible for this situation, few would disagree that a major reason for the increased premiums has been the inability of insurers to accurately estimate the probabilities and financial consequences of future terrorist attacks. Insurers, faced with such uncertainties, frequently have responded either by excluding coverage for terrorist attacks altogether or by increasing insurance premiums by orders of magnitude to compensate for risks they are unable to predict or quantify.

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