Selected Key Issues
- Further develop our understanding of the underlying theories concerning risk perception, management, transfer, and mitigation;
- Analyse and describe the mechanics of ideal and real insurance markets. Their organisation, functioning, role, and limitations;
- Work on the limits and complementary of public and private solutions to risk and insurance problems.
Read more about this topic: International Association For The Study Of Insurance Economics
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