| 21. | Presumably this is a response to concerns by stronger insurance companies about moral hazard.
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| 22. | Moral hazard is when the insurance company pays all claims.
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| 23. | Insurance companies have long been familiar with the phenomenon, which they call moral hazard.
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| 24. | Another reason familiar to specialists is " moral hazard ."
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| 25. | Presumably, this is a response to concerns by stronger insurance companies about moral hazard.
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| 26. | Such an action would create a bad precedent and is full of moral hazards.
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| 27. | We would, in short, be creating significant moral hazard for both lenders and borrowers.
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| 28. | Worse, the problem of " moral hazard " is amplified.
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| 29. | Two major categories of exclusion in insurance underwriting are moral hazard and correlated losses.
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| 30. | This really comes down to the question of moral hazard.
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