Microinsurance Decisions: Gendered Evidence from Rural Bangladesh

Published By: IFPRI on eSS | Published Date: September, 01 , 2015

This paper draws from a field research experiment to examine the gendered aspects of willingness to pay for index-based insurance in Bangladesh. Participants were presented with risky lotteries and a specific insurance contract and were asked to choose how much (if any) of the insurance they wanted to buy at a given price. The probability structure (whether the risk was catastrophic or moderate and whether there was high or low basis risk) varied within sessions.

Author(s): Daniel J. Clarke, Neha Kumar | Posted on: Jan 28, 2016 | Views() | Download (504)


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