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This book is a family member of a comprehensive series of insurance books primarily crafted to provide insight into the realm of insurance. Together the series seeks to analyse the concepts in underlying areas of key importance to both insurance service providers as also the insuring public. The main objective of the series is to bring together crucial evidence on the role of human capital involved in executing insurance services and by implication further professionalism in insurance. Insurance fosters economic well being of the society by providing much needed capital and cash flow protection of individuals and business.
As parts of its mission, one of the main action areas of the series is “assistance to students of this domain to help them improve their information seeking capacities”. The availability and quality of learning material are critically dependent upon new analogies and illustrations the authors are capable of bringing to the pages of the books.
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