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31 Cards in this Set

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insurable interest
factual expectancy
agent
trustee
bailee
bailor
insurance to value
loss frequency
loss severity
insurance to value provision
coinsurance clause
agreed value optional coverage
inflation guard protection
peak season endorsement
actual cash value
replacement cost
market value
broad evidence rule
agreed value method
functional valuation method
damages
dollar trading
self insured retention
insurer benefits from insured to value
premium is adequate
simplifies underwriting process
reasons insureds have difficulty maintaining appropriate limits
*amount of insurance needed th meet coinsurance based on value at time of loss
* when buying buyer estimates value based on informed guess
*values change
methods to calculate acv
rc minus dep
market value
broad evidence rule
factors for broad evidence rule
*obsolescence
*buildings present use
*alternate building user
*present neighborhood conditions
*long term community plans
*trends
5 sources of recovery that liability insurance policy address
noninsurance agreements
negligent third party
other insurance
3 components that constitute financial consequences
1. expected cost of losses or gains
2. expenditures on rm
3. cost of residual uncertainty
hidden lost by injured employee
-time lost by injured employee
- Time lost but other employees
-time spent by hospital visit
- damage to machine and tools
-. Loss of profit by employees
3 elements for loss exposure
asset exposed to loss
peril or cause of loss
financial consequences