And for commercial and industrial property, though damage to premises rises, the cost of finding alternative facilities is lower.Moreover, says Robert Hartwig, of the Insurance Information Institute, an American trade body, most existing non-life policies are nondiscretionary.
Premise costs rose to almost £16m in the year to 31 August 2014, up from just over £13m the previous year.
Armed robbery at business premises has risen fourfold in the same period.The reason for South Africa's high crime rate is a topic of anguished debate.
Over the last six years, audiences at Soho's Dean Street premises have risen from 70,000 to 180,000 per year, for a programme mixing comedy and cabaret with theatre, and it looks as if Edinburgh in August has come to Soho in London for the other 11 months of the year.
My Sunday article about the benefits of moderate inflation drew a lot of skeptical responses, many about the premise that rising prices would lead to rising wages.
A sceptical, rational playwright starts from the premise that nobody ever rose from the dead, has speculative fun with what might have happened and then goes on to explore, for instance, how unreason can produce something as magnificent as the First Letter to the Corinthians".
It found that between 1998 and 2001, the capacity of licensed premises in Manchester city centre rose by 240percentnt.
Retail stocks rose on the premise that US economic growth was poised to accelerate while other countries would remain very weak.
High costs could also lead to excessive rationing, slowing development over the long term.If it happens, such a reaction rests on a mistaken premise: that the rising costs in the stagnant sectors make people poorer.
