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What is the main role of an insurer in insurance?

  • Establishing a historical relationship with the subject matter
  • Allocating and spreading the risk (correct)
  • Controlling the party assuming the risk
  • Providing benefits only in money

When can a benefit not be the subject matter of a contract of insurance?

  • When the insurer does not control the party assuming the risk
  • When it does not involve risk transfer
  • When it is not in monetary form (correct)
  • When the benefit is not plausible

Which of the following statements best describes the historical context of insurance?

  • Only monetary benefits have been recognized in the history of insurance
  • The relationship between an insurer and the subject matter has evolved significantly (correct)
  • Insurance has always been a tool for allocating and spreading risk
  • Trade has always been the primary party to an insurance contract

What is the significance of 'risk transfer' in insurance?

<p>Risk transfer is one of the main risk responses in insurance (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the party to the insurance contract who is in control of the party assuming the risk?

<p>This party determines the benefits that can be the subject matter of the insurance contract (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Insurance Basics

  • Insurance involves allocating and spreading risk, which is one of the main risk responses.

Insurance Contract

  • A party in the insurance contract is responsible for assuming the risk, known as the insurer.
  • The other party in the insurance contract has a relationship with the subject matter of the insurance.

History of Insurance

  • There is a brief history of insurance dating back to 6.0 (unspecified era or time period).

Contract of Insurance

  • Not all benefits can be the subject of an insurance contract.
  • A benefit in money is not the only requirement for a valid insurance contract.

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