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HOW CALIFORNIA BURNED DOWN ITS HOME INSURANCE MARKET AND WHY REGULATORY REFORM CAN REBUILD IT

HOW CALIFORNIA BURNED DOWN ITS HOME INSURANCE MARKET AND WHY REGULATORY REFORM CAN REBUILD IT

Steven Greenhut

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Pacific Research Institute
Año de edición:
2026
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Política y gobierno
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9781934276914
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The reason, of course, is California’s long-distorted insurance market reached a level of dysfunction that had tangible consequences for ordinary middle-class people who spend their days working in sales, healthcare, education and whatnot. 

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