5 Wisconsin CE credits · Course #6000205400
The Economic Impact of Insurance: A Global Perspective is a 5-credit Wisconsin insurance continuing-education course from CEWisconsin, Wisconsin OCI-approved provider #20781. Insurance as essential economic infrastructure that enables prosperity worldwide. This page has a free 7-minute video overview and a 15-minute audio overview to use before you enroll or while you study. CE credit comes from the course material and its test, not from watching or listening.
The course material provides a thorough analysis of insurance's role as a fundamental economic institution, examining how risk transfer mechanisms drive economic growth, stability, and recovery across both developed and developing nations. It covers the economics of risk pooling and capital formation, the economic functions of property and casualty insurance, life and health insurance, specialty lines including marine, credit, and business interruption coverage, and the powerful economic multiplier effect that insurance claim payments generate in disaster-affected communities. The course uses detailed case studies from events including Hurricane Katrina, the 2011 Japan tsunami, Hurricane Sandy, the Thailand floods, and the COVID-19 pandemic to demonstrate how insurance penetration directly correlates with economic resilience and recovery speed. Readers will understand how insurance enables entrepreneurship, preserves human capital, sustains supply chains, and prevents cascading economic failures, providing a compelling framework for explaining insurance's value far beyond individual protection.
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