What is the expected value of the net financial impact for you? (show calculations)
Would you buy a policy like this? Why?
How is this different from the raffle?
For the insurance company, the financial impact is the premium they collect from you and many other policyholders minus the losses minus their expenses (around 1/3 of the premium). Why might their perspective be different from yours?.
Answer:-
Given That:-
the purchase of a simple insurance policy on your home. The annual premium is $1,500. For this simplified example, let’s assume that the probability of no loss occurring during the policy year is 95%. In that case, your net financial benefit is the full premium amount, so the net impact is -$1,500. The probability of a small loss ($1,000) is 3%, in which case your net financial impact would be -$500 (the premium you paid plus the loss the policy covers) (-$1,500 + $1,000). The probability of a moderate loss ($10,000) is 1.8%. The probability of a total loss ($400,000) is 0.2%.
The given value are table from and calculation is shown below:
loss | 0 | $1.000 | $10,000 | $400,000 |
probability | 0.95 | 0.03 | 0.018 | 0.002 |
and. the loss to the converted premium
premium | $1,500 | $1,500 | $1,500 | $1,500 |
net impact | -1,500 | -5,00 | +8500 | +398,500 |
now we are find out is
The expected value of the probability of.a total loss.?
Here we know the formula (net impact probability)
So, now substitute the values
expected value of the "p" of a total loss pl -265
The buy a policy like their ?why?
This is negative financial input , that why there is not buy a policy
The might their perspective be different from your?
There pl the also have the negative net financial in pact , is her wont's will be different
It is the need the minimize the amount to they have to pay to policy holders to increase profit.
So, the will pass to buy this policy
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