00:01
So first of all, when we're talking about insurance, let's clarify buyers versus sellers of insurance, right? if i think about a market for insurance with a quantity and a price of insurance, right? the suppliers here are the firms, right? these are firms and the demanders are consumers, households.
00:24
So the market for insurance, which of these things can we say true, right? so one, buyers have more information.
00:36
I absolutely agree with this.
00:37
This is a classic result, right? for example, you know more about your health than a company, right? this is one of the major issues in the market for insurance.
00:55
You know, you know far more about your health than a company.
00:59
So when you go to buy insurance, you possess superior information than the sellers, right? so if the buyers have more information, two is obviously got to be wrong, right? it can't be both ways.
01:13
The sellers do not have more information because we know that the buyers have more information.
01:18
So we looked for three, sellers protected from lawsuits.
01:27
No, this is not true at all.
01:30
You definitely can sue your insurance company, right? just punch this into google, right? there's no economic principle here.
01:39
This is simply just a legal fact that you need to be aware of, right? there's no way to deduce this...