Insurance and Chain Bankruptcy Theory

  • Bijan Bidabad Professor, Economics and Chief Islamic Banking Advisor, Bank Melli, Iran
Keywords: Insurance, Bankruptcy, Stabilisation policy, Economic Stabilisation, Business cycles, Economic fluctuations

Abstract

Abstract

Purpose: This paper aims to explain the effects of the bankruptcy of one firm in other interrelated companies which are in connection with the bankrupted firm, and shows how the insurance breaks the chain of serial bankruptcy.

Design: By economic analysis of insurance, the “chain bankruptcy” theory is put forward as a new theory.

Findings: Through a mathematical-behavioral model, we will show how insurance breaks the chain bankruptcy in the economy.

Research limitations: We have developed the case with simple modeling based on specific assumptions. In the next step, it would be extended to a more complicated and real set of assumptions.

Practical implications: We show how insurance products can break serial bankruptcy in the economy.

Social implications: It is shown that how insurance stabilizes the economy and make the business cycle oscillation range narrow.

Originality/value: This approach is entirely different and new.

Article Type: Research paper

References

Bidabad, Bijan, (2003) Religious-economic analysis of insurance and characteristics of the Islamic government. Monetary and Banking Research Academy, Central Bank of Iran, 2003. http://www.bidabad.com/doc/bimeh.pdf

Bidabad, Bijan, (2003) Problems of macroeconomic policymaking in Iran, collection of 40 articles by the author, http://www.bidabad.com/doc/ketab-eghtesade-kalan.pdf

Bijan Bidabad, Insurance Products in Rastin Banking, 2014.

http://www.bidabad.com/doc/rastin-insurance-en.pdf

Salehi, Jan Ali Mahmoud (2002), Insurance Law, Bimeh Markazi Iran, Training and Publication Management.

Published
2019-06-04
How to Cite
Bidabad, B. (2019). Insurance and Chain Bankruptcy Theory. American Finance & Banking Review, 4(1), 32-38. https://doi.org/10.46281/amfbr.v4i1.288
Section
Original Articles/Short Communications