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Some Comments on Catastrophe Risk Management and Insurance
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Emilio Venezian
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November 1, 2009
These comments are a reaction to a panel discussion on Catastrophe Risk Management and Insurance. They point out that some measures intended to provide quick relief and remediation after catastrophic events may have the long term effect of increasing aggregate exposure to such events. In some cases, these adverse long-term effects can be mitigated.
Published Online: 2009-11-1
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