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Author Torregrosa, David, author.

Title Federal reinsurance for terrorism risk in 2015 and beyond / David Torregrosa, Perry Beider, and Susan Willie.

Publication Info. Washington, DC : Congressional Budget Office, 2015.

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Description 1 online resource (approximately 41 pages) : illustrations
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Series Working paper ; 2015-04
Working paper series (United States. Congressional Budget Office) ; 2015-04.
Note "June 2015."
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Contents Introduction. -- Terrorism risk. -- The Federal Terrorism Risk Insurance program. -- Policy options. -- Appendix: Terrorism insurance programs in other countries.
Summary The reauthorization of the federal government's terrorism risk insurance program in January 2015 helps ensure that private insurance for commercial property and casualty losses caused by terrorism remains widely available both before and after an attack. The Congressional Budget Office projects that the insurance program will increase federal spending by $3.1 billion and boost net revenues by about $3.5 billion over the next 10 years on an expected-value basis, but those average amounts incorporate a wide and unevenly distributed set of possibilities. Before the program's reauthorization in January 2015, CBO analyzed a variety of options for federal support of terrorism risk insurance. This paper examines in more detail some options that might be considered in the future: shift more risk to insurers by raising their deductibles and copayments or by narrowing the scope of the program; strengthen policyholders' incentives to mitigate losses by charging risk-based prices for the government's support; and improve private insurers' ability to offer coverage by changing the tax treatment of catastrophic reserves.
Note Online resource, PDF version; title from cover (CBO, viewed August 30, 2015).
Subject Terrorism insurance -- United States.
Risk (Insurance) -- United States.
Financial reinsurance -- United States.
Terrorism -- Economic aspects -- United States.
Disaster insurance -- United States.
Disaster insurance. (OCoLC)fst01715808
Reinsurance. (OCoLC)fst01093531
Risk (Insurance) (OCoLC)fst01098134
Terrorism insurance. (OCoLC)fst01148156
United States. (OCoLC)fst01204155
Added Author Beider, Perry, author.
Willie, Susan, author.
United States. Congressional Budget Office., issuing body.
Gpo Item No. 1005-D (online)
Sudoc No. Y 10.11:2015-04

 
    
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