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Efforts Are Growing to Trim the Fat from Employees -- and Employers' Health Care Costs
With all the statistics showing how many adults in the Uni... More »

Insurance, Life Expectancy and the Cost of Firearm Deaths in the U.S.
While the U.S. operates the most expensive health care sys... More »

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Jean Lemaire

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Harry J. Loman Professor of Insurance and Risk Management; Professor of Insurance and Actuarial Science



Research Publications Biography

Research Areas

Evaluation of adverse selection in insurance markets due to genetic testing; the impact of firearm deaths on life expectancies in the United States; merit-rating systems in automobile insurance

Current Projects

Create an index of development of insurance markets in emerging countries; compare merit-ratin systems in force in Asia.