Business, 10.03.2020 20:37, missymiss4273

Coverall, Inc., an insurance company, recently moved into the motorcycle insurance market. Coverall was concerned that the most likely motorcycle insurance customers are those who ride their motorcycles recklessly, because they would benefit most from insurance coverage. Since Coverall cannot distinguish perfectly between high-risk and low-risk cyclists, it raised its motorcycle premiums in an effort to account for the reckless riders.

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