Titlebook: Managing Environmental Risk Through Insurance; Paul K. Freeman,Howard Kunreuther Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 c

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Introduction to Part I: Overview of the Problemroughout history, the basics remain the same-risk of loss of life, limb, health, livelihood, or property due to predictable events, e.g., reduced income upon reaching the mandatory retirement age, or to unpredictable events, e.g., loss of life in an automobile accident.

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Managing Risk Through Government Benefit Programspt some risks on behalf of its citizens. Taxes are the primary source of revenues to compensate those in need. In some cases, notably Social Security, revenues are at least partially provided by those who directly benefit from the program—the employees—supplemented by contributions from employers.

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Summary and ConclusionsPart I of this book began with an examination of the three principal ways that our nation manages societal risk, namely through: (1) government benefit programs, (2) the legal system, and (3) private insurance. Each risk transfer method has its own set of characteristics.

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Introduction to Part I: Overview of the Problemroughout history, the basics remain the same-risk of loss of life, limb, health, livelihood, or property due to predictable events, e.g., reduced income upon reaching the mandatory retirement age, or to unpredictable events, e.g., loss of life in an automobile accident.