over what time horizon?
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You do not specify in what time frame.
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An excellent point. There should be a date. And a clear threshold to resolve the question.
@Davos didn't supply those kinds of details, so we just have to use our best judgment given the context. It'd be great if the experts there provided needed specificity and we could relaunch
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You need another possible answer: "All of the above, like Schrodinger's cat."
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The probability that insurance will be unaffordable or unavailable to *someone*? To a *randomly chosen* would-be purchaser of insurance? To *everyone*? I guess the 2nd one is the most plausible interpretation.
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Needs end date, spatial limits, a definition of what type of insurance (does state-provided catastrophic insurance count when no commercial insurance is available?), and some sort of definition of unaffordable. Commercial ins. already difficult in some places
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An excellent question for predictions, but should probably be a little narrower for easier testing. I'd suggest: Repeat this question a few times for various at-risk areas (i.e. California fire country & Florida Hurricane country) and various time-frames (5/10/15 yrs)
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It depends where you live. Insurance is getting pretty expensive in hurricane zones.
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Is there a definition of unaffordable? How big percentage of population is required to stop paying insurace?
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