…themselves and risk to the civilian. (At the extreme, all risk to the civilian is eliminated if that civilian kills the cop, and at the other extreme, all risk to…

…impact of large groups of the younger and healthier Millenials not buying insurance could be felt in the risk pool potentially forcing higher premiums for everyone. Different than the penalty…

…individual criminality, the criminality of individuals. The news organization ProPublica recently looked into one of those “recidivism risk” algorithms, as they’re called, being used in Florida during sentencing by judges….

…me to this op/ed he wrote and — more important — the inadequate response from a local city councillor. [Tl;dr: Failure to invest against risk from “inadequate rain” — a…

…risk, but, in the real world, not all such risk is diversified. The sector specific risk created by Trump might reduce stock indexes even if the gains and losses add…

A little history: In 1980, the Porter and Jick letter to the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine by the Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program stated: “the risk…

…(see, for example, here). Most agree that the banking sector is more robust now due to increased capital, less leverage, more prudent balance sheets and better regulation. But systemic risk…

…set the upper limit for drug prices. Improving Access Improve the risk pool of people buying coverage and make Medicaid more universal. • Create larger, lower-cost, healthier risk pools to…

…risk of COVID-19 by applying bad statistical methods to poor data Politicians adopted costly lockdown policies based on flawed risk estimates produced by epidemiologists Lockdown policies were unjustified at the…

…to self-insure. This is potentially a problem because insurers actually play an important role in loss control. They provide information and services related to procedures, training, the risks posed by…