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crop insurance moral hazard: a standalone construct

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Insurance economics

change in insured farmers' input use, such as chemical applications, in response to crop insurance coverage.

In insurance economics, crop insurance moral hazard refers to change in insured farmers' input use, such as chemical applications, in response to crop insurance coverage. This meaning comes from Horowitz (1993) in American Journal of Agricultural Economics.[1]

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References

Horowitz, J. K., & Lichtenberg, E. (1993). Insurance, Moral Hazard, and Chemical Use in Agriculture. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 75(4), 926-935. https://doi.org/10.2307/1243980

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