Earthquake and insurance: Newcastle today...Armageddon tomorrow?.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: APR 1990Description: 3pSubject(s): Subject: Briefly addresses the problem of insurance companies providing cover for earthquake or other catastrophes. Australia has about 500 earthquakes a year. Most of these are relatively small and occur in remote and thus sparsely populated areas. Insurance professionals claim that earthquake risk may not be commercially insurable
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Australian Emergency Management Library | BOOK | 368.122 EAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 005287166 |
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Reprinted from Insurance Directions; April 1990; Vol 5;
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Briefly addresses the problem of insurance companies providing cover for earthquake or other catastrophes. Australia has about 500 earthquakes a year. Most of these are relatively small and occur in remote and thus sparsely populated areas. Insurance professionals claim that earthquake risk may not be commercially insurable
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