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This is what is known by economists and philosophers as a 'moral hazard' argument: the phenomenon whereby people who feel insured against a particular risk are more likely to exhibit risky behaviour.
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The insured also felt better: the likelihood that they said their health was good or excellent increased by 25 percent, and they were 40 percent less likely to say that their health had worsened in the past year than those without insurance.
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Give the agent the best and most thorough information you can on your business to make him or her feel comfortable insuring you and giving you the best possible price quote.
As a practical matter, much of Detroit's bond debt is insured, so bondholders will feel no immediate pain as the city moves forward with its planned defaults.
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Half of all Guardian readers consider themselves very good at managing money whilst 54% feel it is important to be well insured.
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