英文摘要 |
Based on claim analysis of the replacement cost policy and the actual cash value policy in the automobile insurance market, this paper examines whether the protection of the replacement cost policy can induce moral hazard. The results show that the loss theft rate is higher one month before the replacement cost policy expires than that of the actual cash value policy. We confirm that the protection for the replacement cost will result in moral hazard. In addition, some characteristics of the insured car and policyholder may be the root cause of moral hazard. According to empirical findings based on regression analysis, there may be a moral hazard with policyholders for domestic cars, insured cars of 700 to 799 thousand NT dollars, the first two years of new cars, and younger policyholders from 18 to 29 years old. However, an effective underwriting policy can be adopted to control the moral hazard induced from protection for the replacement cost of automobile theft insurance. |