Price Variability in Automobile Insurance

Joseph A. Fields, Emilio C. Venezian and David Jou

Journal of Insurance Issues, 1992, vol. 15, issue 1, 31-44

Abstract: In this paper the causes of variation in automobile insurance prices are examined within a small and homogenous state. The central hypothesis of interest is the relation between the price of automobile insurance and the quality of the product. The findings here indicate that the market is one which contains substantial frictions, making the search for automobile insurance products a worthwhile activity for consumers.

Date: 1992
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