How Insurance Works: The Law of Large Numbers
Insurance is a financial product that helps individuals and businesses protect themselves from financial losses. At its core, insurance works by pooling risks. By spreading the risk among many, the insurance company can provide financial protection to each individual without any one person bearing the full burden of a catastrophic loss. The Law of Large Numbers The foundation of insurance is built on a key principle in statistics: the Law of Large Numbers. This law states that as the size of a group of insured people (the "pool") increases, the actual results will become more predictable and stable, aligning closely with the…
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