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The Evolving Market for Catastrophic Event Risknificantly exposed to their own property damage; and because they are not exposed to others’ property damage, these entities are not rewarded with a financial gain if no cats occur. Households and corporations dislike this situation; they face a large potential down-side from cats that affect them yet receive no upside when no cats occur.

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Risk, Regimes, and Overconfidence investors ignore the effect of interim losses, no matter how severe. Investors also measure risk as though returns come from a single regime, which may understate the likelihood and severity of interim losses.

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Does Contagion Exist?vu all over again”. During the Mexican and the Asian crises the markets behaved similarly. In general, these events have been called “contagion”. However, there does not seem to be an agreement on what exactly contagion means.

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