FDA LIES ABOUT PESTICIDE LEVELS IN OUR FOOD
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Spoken like a true Lawya. Insurance against having a brick thrown thru your window is called something else.
Not a lawyer.
Insurance companies want products to be safe so they don't have to pay out so much in claims; they've been instrumental in getting safety features added to cars, for example.
When monopoly and coercion (i.e., government) are removed from regulation, corruption is minimized. "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
The Ins. racket only cares about the ratio of premiums to costs. So do you think all (majority) the older cars without the new "safety features " had their insurance go down ?
What the Hell are you talking about?
When people get hurt or killed in car accidents, it costs the insurance company's money. Do you think they WANT high costs? Effective safety gear lowers insurance costs. It also protects the lives and well-being of customers. It does raise the price of cars, so there's a balance needed, and a market-based regulation is both better able to strike a balance that works for all parties AND would allow at least the possibility of cheaper, non-compliant vehicles to be sold, perhaps with higher insurance premiums.
Sorry to complicated for you.
I bet you think you can tax a corporation ? Nope , Tax = cost = price increase