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Earthquake Insurance: A Public Policy Dilemma
This report examines issues and problems associated with the availability and procurement of
earthquake insurance from the point of view of consumers and providers. The report outlines
the provisions of earthquake insurance policies currently available to homeowners, businesses,
local governments, and special districts. It examines the extent to which earthquake insurance
is purchased and why it may be unattractive to consumers. The federal role in providing or
promoting earthquake insurance is reviewed. Policies are recommended for the Federal
Government and others to develop a more adequate system of coverage.
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