The paper explores optimal insurance contracts using decision makers' preferences, combining expected loss with a deviation measure like Gini coefficient or standard deviation. It reveals that using expected value principle favors stop-loss indemnities, defining precise deductibles. The optimal indemnity structure remains consistent even with a capped insurance premium. Multiple examples based on Gini coefficient and standard deviation illustrate these findings.
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