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» Business Insurance, Volume 2, Issue 7, 2002
If respondent's business either purchases insurance OR is self-insured and purchases insurance.

Top 100 4. For which ONE type of insurance has the cost per unit gone up the most in the last year or two?

Response
1 Property damage 6
2 Product or professional liability 12
3 Business interruption 0
4 Environment liability 1
5 Employee health 33
6 Slips and falls (Premise liability) 2
7 Vehicle collision and liability 9
8 Employment-related liability 1
9 Workers' Compensation 12
10 Other 6
11 Nothing has gone up 5
12 DK/Refuse 13
Total (%) 100
N 687

Notes: Thirty-three (33) percent of small employers who purchase business insurance identify employee health as having the fastest rising premiums (Q#4).


Volume 2, Issue 7, 2002
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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