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Insurance offers consumers
protection from the costs of unplanned events.
a guarantee that a business will succeed.
income to help start a new business venture.
full reimbursement after business setbacks.
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Correct answer: protection from the costs of unplanned events.
Why:
- Insurance transfers financial risk to an insurer so the insured is protected against costs from unexpected losses (accidents, illness, theft, etc.).
- It does not guarantee a business will succeed.
- It is not a source of startup income (that’s financing or investment).
- It does not always provide full reimbursement—payments are subject to policy limits, deductibles, exclusions, and indemnity principles.
Why:
- Insurance transfers financial risk to an insurer so the insured is protected against costs from unexpected losses (accidents, illness, theft, etc.).
- It does not guarantee a business will succeed.
- It is not a source of startup income (that’s financing or investment).
- It does not always provide full reimbursement—payments are subject to policy limits, deductibles, exclusions, and indemnity principles.
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