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The Effects of a Choice Automobile Insurance Plan on Insurance Costs and Compensation

An Analysis Based on 1997 Data

by Stephen J. Carroll, Allan Abrahamse

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Estimate how a choice auto insurance plan, which gives drivers the option of selecting a somewhat modified version of their state's current auto insurance plan or a no-fault plan, would affect auto insurance costs.

Table of Contents

  • Chapter 1

    Introduction

  • Chapter 2

    Research Approach

  • Chapter 3

    Results and Sensitivity Analysis

  • Chapter 4

    Conclusions

  • Appendix

    Technical Details

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