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Analyzing Post-Insurance Behavior
Alex has always been a very cautious driver, consistently obeying speed limits and avoiding phone use while driving. After purchasing a premium auto insurance policy with a very low deductible for collision damage, Alex starts to drive more aggressively, occasionally exceeding the speed limit and checking text messages at red lights. Explain the economic principle that describes Alex's change in behavior, focusing on why the presence of the insurance policy likely influenced this shift.
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