how insurers or policy makers lose money during economic recessions
I enjoyed reading your post but respectfully disagree with your third sentence in your second paragraph. I do not believe policy makers are able to predict future economic situations. I think they make educated guess based on a pattern or cycle. They compare figures during the same months of previous years.
In that same sentence do you mean insurance companies “refuse to insure some people” or the policy makers? I think insurance companies refuse to insure some people based on pre-existing conditions, age, and current health regardless of future economic situations. Insurers do not pay more during economic recessions because their income is based on monthly premium payment structures. I pay my insurance company the same ($800 a month) regardless of what is going on in the economy.
If I misread your post, I apologize. Otherwise, could you provide examples of how insurers or policy makers lose money during economic recessions?
Other than that, I enjoyed reading and agree with your post!
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Policy makers are able to predict future economic situations through analyzing the previous economic situations in some situations. They are able to do this by analyzing data on the past economic trends under different conditions, and predict what is likely to happen in the future. Observing and analyzing data on the economy at different times enables them to predict how the economy is likely to be under similar conditions in the future…………………………………….
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