This article examines the use of gender as a variable by the insurance industry to determine insurance premiums. This article explores the tension between society’s abhorrence of sexual discrimination on one hand, and the insurance industry’s need for a cost-effective method of classifying risk on the other. Following an analysis of how gender-based classification has been treated by Canadian and international courts, this article recommends that gender-based classification in Canada be eventually phased out.
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West, K. (2013). Gender in Automobile Insurance Underwriting: Some Insureds Are More Equal Than Others. Alberta Law Review, 50(3), 679. https://doi.org/10.29173/alr101
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