Sentence examples for premium differences from inspiring English sources

Adverse selection arises when individuals select insurance policies based in part on their personal health when their health is not fully reflected in premium differences.

Lehrer says states with small premium differences are known for having rigorous rate regulation.

Premium differences between married and unmarried drivers drop off significantly as they get older.

We did not report the actual premium difference in our paper, but for our sample, takeovers initiated by directors produced premiums that were 9.4 percent higher, on average, than those initiated by management.

This means that positive selection takes place if the absolute wage premium difference is positive.

To figure out whether it's a good deal for you, compare it to purchasing a lower cost term policy and investing the premium difference somewhere else like your 401(k) or an IRA.

The reason: Factors beyond valuation, such as local institutional demand, takeover premiums, differences in market cap and local investor preferences, can have a big impact on prices.

"The Place Premium: Wage Differences for Identical Workers Across the US Border". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP09-004, January 2009.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned that the "graduate premium" – the difference between graduate and non-graduate earnings – is likely to shrink as more people get degrees.

One reason is that as the number of well-paid unskilled jobs began to shrink in the 1980s, the "college premium"—the difference in salaries between college and high-school graduates rose.

Beginning in the early 1980s, according to the Census, the college "premium" – the difference in annual earnings of a high school graduate and a college graduate – rose from 50 percent to approximately 80 percent.