Michael G Faure
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4115002 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael G Faure |
| NOMBRES | Michael G |
| APELLIDO | Faure |
| FIRMA | FAURE M G |
| AFILIACIONES | Maastricht University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Collaborative governance to manage risks in inclusive health insurance
Can private health insurance ensure equal access to healthcare for individuals and offer generous benefits at an affordable price? The conventional answer is no. But in the case of Huimin Bao, an inclusive commercial health insurance scheme in China, this is now possible due to the collaborative governance between the local governments and insurance companies. This kind of collaboration is acting as an innovative solution to deal with the risks t…
The liability of salvors towards third parties in case of environmental salvage
Marine salvors play a crucial role in rendering emergency response to maritime accidents. Their services generate positive externalities for preventing or minimizing damage to property and the environment. However, due to the uncertainties in environmental salvage, the services could also lead to further harm to third parties through acts of negligence. A negligent salvor is not immune to legal obligations but the legal risks of liability should …
The Economics of Disaster Relief
We distinguish among three types of actions that can be taken to alleviate the consequences of natural disasters: precautionary efforts (made ex ante), relief efforts (made in the immediate aftermath of a disaster), and recovery efforts (made ex post). We argue that recognizing this distinction lessens many of the problems that the literature attributes to government intervention and hence expands the scope of government action following disaster…
The complementary roles of liability, regulation and insurance in safety management
Liability rules, regulation and insurance have all been proposed in legal and economic theory as instruments to prevent safety risks created by enterprises. Moreover, these rules can also be found in combination in most legal systems. Indeed, liability rules are often advanced as the market solution to safety since they simply allocate a price to unsafe behaviour by signalling that the operator will have to compensate the victims in case of an ac…
Compensation for Occupational Diseases and the Importance of Preventition
This paper deals with possible compensation mechanisms for damage caused by occupational diseases. Specific attention is paid to the potential influence of these compensation mechanisms on prevention of work related incidents. The economic analysis of law is used to pay attention to liability and liability insurance whereby both the preventive effects of liability and liability insurance are discussed as well as their capacity to compensate. Atte…
Financial Compensation for Victims of Catastrophes
This article examines the various approaches legislators may use to compensate victims of catastrophes. Traditional law and economics of insurance literature, with respect to government relief and insurance solutions towards financial compensation, is used to analyze (highly diverging) approaches in Europe and the United States. First, the importance of liability (insurance) is discussed in cases where a liable injurer can be identified; second, …
Conclusion
The Economics of Disaster Relief
We distinguish among three types of actions that can be taken to alleviate the consequences of natural disasters: precautionary efforts (made ex ante), relief efforts (made in the immediate aftermath of a disaster), and recovery efforts (made ex post). We argue that recognizing this distinction lessens many of the problems that the literature attributes to government intervention and hence expands the scope of government action following disaster…
The complementary roles of liability, regulation and insurance in safety management
Liability rules, regulation and insurance have all been proposed in legal and economic theory as instruments to prevent safety risks created by enterprises. Moreover, these rules can also be found in combination in most legal systems. Indeed, liability rules are often advanced as the market solution to safety since they simply allocate a price to unsafe behaviour by signalling that the operator will have to compensate the victims in case of an ac…
Conclusion
Compensation for Occupational Diseases and the Importance of Preventition
This paper deals with possible compensation mechanisms for damage caused by occupational diseases. Specific attention is paid to the potential influence of these compensation mechanisms on prevention of work related incidents. The economic analysis of law is used to pay attention to liability and liability insurance whereby both the preventive effects of liability and liability insurance are discussed as well as their capacity to compensate. Atte…
Financial Compensation for Victims of Catastrophes
This article examines the various approaches legislators may use to compensate victims of catastrophes. Traditional law and economics of insurance literature, with respect to government relief and insurance solutions towards financial compensation, is used to analyze (highly diverging) approaches in Europe and the United States. First, the importance of liability (insurance) is discussed in cases where a liable injurer can be identified; second, …
The complementary roles of liability, regulation and insurance in safety management
Liability rules, regulation and insurance have all been proposed in legal and economic theory as instruments to prevent safety risks created by enterprises. Moreover, these rules can also be found in combination in most legal systems. Indeed, liability rules are often advanced as the market solution to safety since they simply allocate a price to unsafe behaviour by signalling that the operator will have to compensate the victims in case of an ac…
The Economics of Disaster Relief
We distinguish among three types of actions that can be taken to alleviate the consequences of natural disasters: precautionary efforts (made ex ante), relief efforts (made in the immediate aftermath of a disaster), and recovery efforts (made ex post). We argue that recognizing this distinction lessens many of the problems that the literature attributes to government intervention and hence expands the scope of government action following disaster…
The liability of salvors towards third parties in case of environmental salvage
Marine salvors play a crucial role in rendering emergency response to maritime accidents. Their services generate positive externalities for preventing or minimizing damage to property and the environment. However, due to the uncertainties in environmental salvage, the services could also lead to further harm to third parties through acts of negligence. A negligent salvor is not immune to legal obligations but the legal risks of liability should …
Collaborative governance to manage risks in inclusive health insurance
Can private health insurance ensure equal access to healthcare for individuals and offer generous benefits at an affordable price? The conventional answer is no. But in the case of Huimin Bao, an inclusive commercial health insurance scheme in China, this is now possible due to the collaborative governance between the local governments and insurance companies. This kind of collaboration is acting as an innovative solution to deal with the risks t…
Business (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Finance (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law and economics (4 obras) · Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems (4 obras) · Liability (4 obras) · Actuarial science (3 obras)