英文摘要 |
For consumers, vehicle damage insurance and liability insurance are completely different regarding the objects they cover. However, there is little research associated with the purchasing relationship between these two types of insurance. Thus, this paper examines the behavior of new car owners who purchase two seemingly related automobile insurance policies that cover the first party (automobile physical damage insurance) and third party (voluntary third-party liability insurance) using a panel data set of two policy years. The results indicate that for policyholders who are likely to adjust their coverage, current portfolios of two types of automobile insurance significantly affect their insurance portfolios in the following policy year. In fact, customers purchase the two kinds of automobile insurance policies as substitutes or complements to realize equilibrium potentials. The results suggest that insurers can consider optional bundle pricing strategies. |