Titlebook: Natural Disasters and Individual Behaviour in Developing Countries; Risk, Trust and the Oliver Fiala Book 2017 Springer International Publ

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Book 2017xperimental games and a discrete choice experiment, the study highlights the importance of perceptions, expectations and psychological factors in decision-making processes with substantial consequences for long-term economic perspectives and poverty alleviation.?.

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The Demand for Microinsurance Products Against Disaster Risk,nce will be analysed in detail. Using results from a discrete choice experiment, empirical evidence will be presented to explain the demand for microinsurance, highlighting the role of risk behaviour, trust and risk exposure.

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Book 2017level of trust – and the demand for microinsurance. Developing countries are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of natural hazards and climate change as they affect their development processes and set back poverty reduction efforts. Using a unique data set for rural Cambodia based on a survey, e

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Introduction,illion (EM-DAT 2015). Climate change is likely to further escalate the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. Developing countries are particularly vulnerable to these effects as the damage caused by natural disasters affects their development processes, with significant impacts on poor households.

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Natural Disasters in Developing Countries, and physical capital, with short- and long-term consequences for economic growth and development. Furthermore, the highly complex relationship between natural disasters and the level of a country’s development will be analysed.

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Going Forward: Building Resilience with Microinsurance,idual behaviour in decision-making processes, substitutes to microinsurance and the possible benefits of insurance for prevention and productivity, as well as the future of microinsurance and a commentary on disaster risk management.