Bubble Indemnity

5/24/2016

In this New York Times Magazine article, the author examines the growing trend of insurance policies that protect individuals and companies against the potential bursting of economic bubbles. The article discusses how these policies, known as Bubble Indemnity Insurance, have gained traction as a result of the unpredictable nature of financial markets. It explores the concept of economic bubbles, their historical significance, and the potential risks associated with them. The author interviews experts in the insurance industry who explain the mechanics and benefits of Bubble Indemnity Insurance. The article provides insight into how individuals and businesses can mitigate financial risks in an uncertain economic landscape.

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