Sep 5, 2018 · 1 min read
Very interesting article.
Although I am not an economist, my thoughts on this issue seem to go back to a singular thought: If the insurer has a bottomless pool of money from which to operate, the risk assessment of those they insure has to be skewed.
If crop insurance were a completely private enterprise, free from government subsidies, how many of the farms would be considered uninsurable?
