Abstract
Abstract In this note, I have shown how economically meaningful propositions can be derived regarding the effects of human wealth, nonhuman wealth and the probability of dying on the optimal term life insurance coverage of an individual with state dependent preferences in the framework of Babbel & Economides (1985).
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